maureen kelly has more on the checkered past of the man who was killed. >>maureen: this was the sergeant at arms at the santa cruz division of the hell's angel. he is familiar with the the criminal- justice system. in 1997 and he was a bouncer at this strip club when he was charged with allegedly beating a customer to death. he was charged for murder, but says it was self- defense. he was known as mr. 01-8-7, that is the penal code for murder. >> another he was an ex- marine. he had a lot of character. hard working. he was always at work, family came first. he did everything with as children. always smiling. >>maureen: family and friends say he leaves behind four children. >>vicki: a sacramento physician says doctors are frustrated with the state's medical marijuana law. of its doctors in an uncomfortable position. >>vicki: the occupy movement continues to grow in the bay area. a call shuffled shows us how thousands of demonstrators occupied oakland. >>nichole: thousands of tents continued to pop up in front of city hall. >> we have to take care of each o

how will the temperatures there for the checkered traders tonight?- >> welcome back to 11 news today. 6:44. police are searching for the person who shot a man in the hip. the victim walked into a hospital claiming he had been shot. no word on his identity or his condition this morning. ulysses currie will announce whether he will take the stand in his own defense. he is accused of taking payments in exchange for political favors. his defense team is arguing that the senator did not intend slick break the law and -- did not intentionally break the law. the ravens were down at the half 24-3. the team woke up with joe flacco leading an air assault going to 31 for 51 passes. ray rice had three touchdowns. the ravens mounted the biggest comeback in team history, winning 30-27. >> that brings us to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- does the ravens' comeback win make you more or less confident about next week's game against the steelers? >> we will post more of your answers on the front page of wbaltv.com. wit

. >> most of the checkered traders out tomorrow night. i hope they will be scared.e is the lay of the land. we will see a little bit of sunshine. 48 degrees at 6:30 p.m. and at 7:30 p.m. a dry even in four to court treaters. or treaters. >> i like>> this is a wbal tv el from president and general manager dan joerres. >> when the i-team met kimberly, she was unemployed and battling cancer. now she is cooking in her own kitchen thanks to a viewer who felt compelled to respond after seeing her story. a few weeks ago, kimberly was fighting for her life and a place to live. she was one of 23,000 people on the public housing waiting list. the cancer support foundation tried every resources they knew. her doctors knew that stating her desperate need for assistance were to no avail. the station was flooded with calls offering assistance. she got a place to call home. even though her doctor was only for $340 per month, she got the house rented to her at a significantly reduced rate. others arrived with clothes, appliances, and furniture. that is the power of television. you

someone must have seen a black person and a white person playing checkers together this birmingham, and maybe they were having a good time, maybe too good of a time. and someone must have seen that and said to themselves, the entire foundation of southern civilization is in peril, and we cannot have this and actually sat down and wrote this as a law. throughout the south in courtrooms, there was actually a black bible and a white bible to swear to tell the truth on. a black bible and a white bible to swear to tell the truth on. and what that meant was that the sacred text, the sacred scriptures that many of the people in that region built their entire spiritual world view on was not acceptable for the two races to touch. and i found out about this through reading a newspaper article in which it was referred to not because of the absurdity of it, but because it had actually disrupted a trial that was in progress. because they could not find the black bible for the witness to take -- to swear to tell the truth on. so that meant the bailiff and the sheriff had to search the whole courtroom

. >>> as nascar winds down the seen you think the checkered flag is the finale. the race keeps moving to impact children in need. >> i'm tony stewart, and we can make an impact on children in need. the prelude started seven years ago. it was wanting to come up with a fun night of racing for everybody. we thought while we're here, we can raise money for charity. last year we introduced the team concept. we split the field up in four teams so they represent the children's hospital. the winning team gets the percentage. proceeds. >> it doesn't just stop because the checkered flag drops here. there's still a way to go. join the movement. impact your word. go to cnn.com slshg impact. >> you can help nascar reach the finish line by going to impactyourworld.com. >>> it's open enrollment time for many companies, so you need to figure out how to get the best coverage for your money. we have ideas next in our financial fix. an airline has planes and people. and the planes can seem the same. so, it comes down to the people. because: bad weather, the price of oil those are e

. >> political fact checkers have been busy double checking the candidates' claims, and say do not believe everything you heard. herman cain touted his tax reform plan, but was this claim true or false? >> it does not raise taxes on those that are making the least? >> falls, according to politi fact. >> the opposite is true. 84% of americans would pay more taxes under his plan. >> you hired illegals in your home, and you knew about it for a year. >> i do not think i have ever hired an illegal in my life. >> there is no evidence he personally hired illegal immigrants, but he hired a firm that hired illegal immigrants. >> as to whether the massachusetts governor wanted the nation to adopt his health care reform plan -- >> you are shaking your head. >> he took it out of your book. >> santorum and perry were wrong. the statement in rahm the's book was taken out of context. it was on the topic of job creation. >> why you were governor of massachusetts, you were 47th in the nation on job creation. >> that was true, but then he said this. >> you created 40,000 jobs total in your four years. in th

boyer takes the checkered flag. the 100th win for richard childress racing, and our plays of the day at 11:00. >> alan: coming up, scaring up a big box office weekend. we tell you which movie tops the >> i realize -- set up cameras around the house, maybe capture something. >> alan: ooh, paranormal activity iii didn't just go bump in the night. it made a top of noise at the box office. the third film in the franchise made $54 million during opening weekend. the robot flick real steel dropped number two, footloose was number three, and three musketeers is number four and the i'd ides of march is number five. that's it for us at 6:00. see you tonight at 11:00. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

. >> in your book you have checkers as well on barry goldwater and robert. >> i choose the because their senators who are good indicators of the public opinion at crucial moments of course was the nominee for president, 64 he ran and he represents an era in the 30's and 40's where midwestern republicans were antiinterventionist and one of the stories in the book is how the eventually did in the end of that tradition and you had the success of eisenhower and the republicans but it took a long times and in some ways if you think about somebody like ron hall he's in a tradition i choose goldwater because he was an important figure of the republican party to become more conservative, more western and more hawkish on foreign policy sleaze and though he lost the presidential election and he pointed the way toward other nominees like reagan and bush 43. >> robert taft for and for president why? one, twice cracks >> he ran 48, 52, yes. >> was he not be elected because of the isolationist policy? >> that is one of the reasons. i think especially for more moderate republicans the sort of establish

check our website, abc 2 news.com/crime checker. >>> volunteers were out stuffing over 9,000 holiday boxes as part of the third annual elect to end hunger there. craig shows you how the effort will provide holiday meals for those in need. >> okay, guys. i need some col lard greens. >>> more than 200 volunteers came out to help fight hunger. >> we have seen have changed so dramatically over the past few years. and more and more people who are, are either working. people who are middle class and losing their jobs and several need to keep their homes are simply falling behind. are, are not being able to feed their families. >> filling the boxes with some of the essentials of a holiday meal like green beans and macaroni. >> and at the end of the day, i know i felt some -- even though i didn't get them. >> i'm here and actually passed the boxes for the hunger. equally important to know, you're doing something in your home state in order to be able to feed the people that don't have enough money. and the economic times, it's very difficult for people. >> we don't think about food as just a

bowyer makes a move on the inside and takes the checkered flag. his first of the season. it's the 100th win for richard childress racing. >> we'll hear more from the raiders. ugly day at the black hole and still have a quarterback controversy. >> alan: competitors, start your thumb. immediate the >> alan: coming up in a half hour at 6:00, the race for san francisco mayor heating up. why at least seven candidates are now asking federal election officials to step in. >> remembering a worker killed at napa state hospital a year ago today and why employees say they're still concerned about their safety. join us for abc-7 news at 6:00. >>> finally, drives many parents crazy but all that texts teenagers do could pay off. tyler adams will be the youngest competitor in the national textoff held this week in new york city. the winner gets $50,000. he says he can text up to 60 words a minute and has a good shot at the prize.

it doesn't just stop because the checkered flag drops here.re is still a ways to go and be part of the charity and donate time. >> join the movement, go to cnn.com/impact. >> you can help nascar reach its finish line by going to impactyourworld.com. only superpages®. wherever you are, wherever you're going, you'll find the super business you need. so next time, let the good guys save the day. get the superguarantee®, only at superpages®. in the book ... on your phone or online. ♪ a couple years of up all night ♪ ♪ and a few thousand diapers later ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ he loves that little girl [ male announcer ] all her life, she's been coming toward you. now that she's driving, she's going the other way. ♪ there goes my life [ male announcer ] thanks to state farm's steer clear program, teens learn safer driving and parents gain peace of mind. >>> all right. you can tell it is political season because saturday night live is doing more political humor. last night, the popular comedy show featured a skit that poked fun of the prospects of another repu

of course america has quite a long and checkered history of many locations of formula one grand prix. florida, indianapolis up until 2007 when they all fell out over tires. now it is coming back in a big way. interesting, of course. looking definitely east for the last few years. it is coming back with perhaps two races in america. >> it is like pop music, isn't it? >> like football or soccer. they love their indy car. they love their nascar. they love their stock car racing. formula one has never had that image. but it is a very profitable market so very interesting day and we expect the press conference probably with the new jersey governor later today. >> thank you very much indeed. we'll keep you up to date with the latest news. if you like formula one as much as i do you'll be looking forward to that. for latest that is happening in libya, please go to our website, bbcnews.com. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. union bank. and shell. >> this is kim -- about to feel one of his favorite sensati

the machines will assisttthe checkers," who now conduct checks assisted only by ultra- violet flashlightssearlier were tested at two airports inn the washington d-c area in 2009. the american exchange aded home. student's murder conviccion was overturned monnaa.today she boarded a flight in home in seattle later today. - sandra endo has more oo the homecoming that's been four pears in the making. making. according tt the ittlian news agency ansa, she boarded this plane in rome and took off for london. her final destination: seattle."i jjstt want to get her home. want amanda home with her family." tears f joy from seattle to italy as family and ffrends learned amanda knox is finally p free woman.knnx ore a determined look on her face as she appealed for her freedom in court, but broke down when she heard that after nearly four years in prison, she would ffnally be able tt return home."we have orderedd the immediate releaseeffom prison of knox, amanda."knox emotion as guards led her out cleared the 24-year old and her former boyfriend raffaele pollecito of the killing of pbitish exchange student me

help them with homework or we play chess, checkers, or we talk. i have been doing this for over a year because i am so impressed with the youth that i get to talk to. they are smart, they are driven, no matter what hand they have been dealt, they say that they will put forth the effort to be a contributing member of society. they do that because of the services of the street and the house where they get to live. it is similar to when the second would be as well. >> i used to be a [unintelligible] the reason i am here is that on thanksgiving, i had a chance to meet the kids. i used to serve dinner to the kids. i had a chance to mentor one of the kids, and native american. this kid had a hard time coming out from arizona. not only did he have a hard time coming out, he had hiv. he feels like everyone is against him. i was happy to be his sponsor. i have been clean and sober for 20 years. i am a member of 12 staff, and i had a chance to see this kid because i was a former homeless kids. i was a former gang member and i am a former drug addict. in my

what a finish, he holds him off through the checkered flag. incredible story at the children's medical network, hospital classic, luke donald with a long putt. his sixth straight. shot a 64, came from five shots back to win. beating out justin leonard by a couple of strokes, in doing so he ends up number one on the pga tour with 6.6 in earnings, 49ers off this week, enjoying their five and one start, jim harbaugh changed the atmosphere in the locker room. >> you don't have -- you don't have all the pro bowls, you just got guys that are hungry to win. they have been losing around here, i've been a part of a losing program the last couple of years. everybody is just hungry to win, it is all according, working every day to get better. >> much more from the 49ers' top free agent pickup. carlos rogers, kim kora in the locker room, she has the scoop at 1130. it was not pretty. and i think it was unusual, the perfect storm. mcfadden didn't play, janikowski was hurt, campbell was hurt, and there was not enough time to warm up the new quarterback. >> a

night's republican presidential debate with political editor david chalian and "washington post" fact checker glenn kessler. >> ifill: margaret warner examines the first cost of living increase for social security recipients in three years. >> woodruff: from rio de janeiro, fred de sam lazaro reports on one man's push to close the digital divide in brazil. >> the more brazil's poor gain access to technology and the know how to use it, the more they can participate in the country's booming economy which would get a $1 billion stimulus for the world cup and olympics. >> ifill: and jeffrey brown assesses the state of the banking industry, as some of the largest financial institutions report growing losses. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> computing surrounds us. sometimes it's obvious and sometimes it's very surprising where you find it. soon, computing intelligence in unexpected places will change our lives in truly profound ways. technology can provide customized experiences, tailored to individual consumer prefe

third ranked in the chase for the cup and kurt busch takes the checkered flag to move up to third in the standings. and kevin harvick takes over the points lead with 7 races to go. >>> pga, final round of the justin timberlake charity event in las vegas. making a statement, on the 17th hole, three straight birdies to pull ahead, winning for the first time in eight years, winning by two strikes. ian knight, the tournament promote tore will be on the show tonight, of course, scored tiger woods. >>> we'll be back in a half hour, and then again at 10:00 and 11:00. until then, have a good day. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> mitchell: tonight, will he or won't he? the pressure building on new jersey governor chris christie to enter the 2012 presidential race, even as some question his

to take the checkered flag. in doing so, he moves into second place, behind the overall leader carl edwards. >>> coming up tonight on "gameday," raiders head coach hue jackson just discusses taking over for al davis as the face of the raiders. >> reporter: how much pressure comes along with that, knowing the guy that you have basically taken over for? >> interview: well there's tremendous pressure in the sense of this is still coach's organization and you want to stay committed to excellence and you want do it in his thought process, which is winning. he was about winning championships and winning every game and that's the pressure i feel. >> hue jackson will talk about carson palmer, obviously that big acquisition he made, and the state of the raiders. kim coyle was in the 49er locker room with a complete wrap on that would. so far so good for the san francisco 49ers. >> looking good. >> even they would have to admit, even though harbaugh wouldn't, they are ahead of schedule. >> yeah, we'll take it. really? tha

walton took the checkered flag in 2005 and finished among the top 10 in indycar points since 2010. dead at the age of 53. >> here is a live look from the mt. tam cam. a beautiful shot. high clouds. we are in for a nice, warm, sunny day. it is a breezy out there. right now in san francisco is 58. we will see a high of 76 before the day is done. and even though you do what you can to take care of it, sometimes you want to give your immune system some support. try new airborne chewable tablets. each serving contains 14 vitamins, minerals and herbs... including zinc, echinacea, ginger, and a blast of vitamin c. it's the easy, great-tasting way to help support your immune system. airborne. in fast-acting effervescent formula, and new super-convenient chewable tablets! >>mark: another warm day today. morning fog. nice weather, no rain in sight. >>darya: states hand, we're back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a beautiful shot from a van ness avenue in san francisco. we will be right

the nascar teledata clint boyer pushes jeff gordon in the final lap and boyer hold on to take the checkeredg. they are teammates. >> ra, that's it for us. we will see you next time. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business... to providing grants to a nonprofit which offers job training and placement... and supporting an organization working to help the environment. because the more we do in the bay area, the more we help make opportunity possible.

a team from tokai university got the checkered flag on thursday with a team from netherlands coming in second. the tokai team became the third in the event's history to win two straight victories. the race is held every two mont. every two years, i should say. more than 80% of the teams were using u.s.-made solar panels. the tokai challenger was the only one equipped with japanese panels. the team reduced size of its vehicle by placing the solar cells as closely together as possible and using lightweight materials, enabling it to maintain an average speed of 90 kilometers per hour. tokai university professor hideki kimora said the two straight victories proved to the world the success of japanese technology. >>> time to check on stories we've gathered from broadcasters around asia. we begin tonight with this item sent by ctn cambodia. the cambodian government is limiting the number of tourist at angkor watt. the world-famous structure has been designated a u.n. world heritage site. the authority for protection and management of the site said on monday, that the maximum of 300 tourists

a lot of these checker games going on of who's filling this. not necessarily a shoe in, although he is definitely a front runner. there are four other challenges, fairly serious of them. david onick is one of them. used to be a police commissioner in san francisco who is also an attorney. never prosecuted a case before. bill fazio, a perennial candidate for the district attorney's job. he was a long-time prosecutor in the san francisco district attorney's office who snou a criminal defense attorney. and bach who is the prosecutor running in the race. he just wans to make a go of it here in san francisco. just talking about it, he also has never prosecuted a case, but he has a reputation of a reformer, something he did in the police department. also a pretty good manager. >> you don't necessarily think of d.a. races as terribly exciting i guess. but this one is definitely heating up and kind of getting ugly. i think they are riding on the issue of the dna lab that harris had before she moved on to statewide office. talk a little bit about -- >>

to photograph the soviet invasion into checkers to get back to nine hundred sixty eight and that's it for now from all of us here if you want to add your sales where some of them aren't you i mean tribute next aren't just junk mail aren't album enough t.v. dots are you let's keep spotlight interactive back with more personal comments on what's going on in and outside pressure until then stay on our team and take thank you very much for. coming. in. soon which brightened if you knew me about songs from phones to impression these. screens down totty dot com. in india auntie's available in the grand central shirts in mumbai the taj mahal the . times president mubarak the shoulder pain which results mounted beatriz old public clothes are going to go on taj mahal hotel charges some rent hotel. hotels close up the meridian to lead them to be hotels sheraton new delhi hotel the maria babyhood tones her introduction ramada plaza the amount. made. those a movie don't read this and shift it was punished for three years. welcome back this is all see the headlines. american investigators claim to

to take the checkered flag. so tony stewart, now, moves into second place in the nascar standings.is getting awfully exciting with about four races, four to go. so it's gonna be down to the finish. >> all right. and a good "gameday" tonight. >> hue jackson is our special guest. the raiders of course had a bye week so hue jackson will be our guest tonight. >> looking forward to that. >>> this is a destination for millions of visitors to california each year, but yosemite may be off limits to some in the future. the dilemma facing the park and the possible solution that may not go over well with tourists. but we will have more in 30 minutes, that's it for "eyewitness news" at 5:30. we'll see back here in a half hour and then we'll see you at 11:00. and more at cbssf.com. good night. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,

had been in that age the water for two seasons following a checkered career and that process so it's another tragedy and just felt. in our medical staff arrived when he was unconscious. because their house arrest and started this c.p.r. . patient. mask. immediately the medical center. of the doctor of our stop didn't come out with. those he was intubated. possible to wait to take off some blood from the dogs and the c.p.r. was continued to that for forty five minutes. ok and today more sports news from rather blow for into i stand here not say where there is next. well let's. just say from the days of the manhattan project an eight hundred forty two the university of california has been involved through the science of its provision and scientists and their relationship to the first city you see since day one has been in charge of researching design as to nuclear weapons and to some extent producing weapons every single nuclear weapon in surveys arsenal. by university of california. we don't warm the. university of california was tough. selected as the because the army needed scientis

had been and to be rather for two seasons following at checkered career and that low passes so yet another tragedy in about a spot. where our medical staff arrived on him he was unconscious on us because their house arrest him started this c.p.r. . of a suspicion we'd learn joan ask. immediately the medical center. doctor of our stop didn't come on. those he was intubated it was possible to wait to take off some blood from the dogs and the c.p.r. was continental for forty five minutes. ok today more sports news from rather glow for in ties time here not saying whether is next. just. from the days of the manhattan project in one thousand forty two the university of california has been involved through the science of its provision and scientists and their relationship to the university you see since day one has been in charge of researching designing and testing nuclear weapons and to some extent producing weapons every single nuclear weapon inside a is arsenal. by university of california. we don't warm the. university of california was. selected as the because the army needed scientists of

two seasons following at the checkered career in their classes so yet another chance three and i justbought . it when i was in our medical staff arriving on him he was unconscious on the ground with us because their heart that arrest them started this c.p.r. there coude your partner not under suspicion we clone joe mask immediately the medical center he told the doctor of our staff they can come out and look i'm not those he was incorporated was possible to with luck wait to take off some blood from the thoughts and the c.p.r. was a continuity that for a forty five minutes unfortunately it was not possible to help him and the first six hundred fifty six we had to declare he was bad. ok up to date now more sports news from rather globe. taylor not say whether is next. from the days of the manhattan project in one thousand forty two the university of california has been involved through the science of its provision and scientists and their relationship to the adversity you see since day one has been in charge of researching designing and testing nuclear weapons and to some extent produc

but that was against a better place for the who's younger than her opponents checkers a set up as she took the seven five the latest score there is five four to the russian player in the second round. and the russian figure skating sensation has been turning heads in canada a fourteen year old elizabeth a commissioner becoming the youngest a woman in thirty years to win overall gold at the second of the six in a level i assume grand prix events in mississauga the short program was where to misha was no said on friday should beat america and. one of their result for the russian into the overall is head of saturday's free throw ground where she finished second behind. the japanese forced to settle for second place of role after missing the point on the first day came in third to the much of us compared to it alone alone or finishing just outside the top three in four places. russian athletes have never won an olympic medal in the triathlon sports introduced to the more than games in sydney back in two thousand bronze medal is now target set for the most team for london time to twelfth o

rider for two seasons following a checkered career in the lower classes so yet another tragedy in motor sport very sad news indeed let's move on finally the north american sport of lacrosse has become an unlikely pastime in russia the exciting game drawing lots of new followers here this year's constantine to top off explains. lacrosse is recognized as the oldest north american sport with origins in the fifth century the native americans had to get to their horrocks even went as far as calling it the little brother off war many amendments have occurred since stand alone to popularity in the past indeed world wide to flourish. as a team game so it's got that competition thank is in the air so it's now here three dimensions and there's more scope for dinner clever stuff like that you know you've got to bring your stake in you've got yeah it's like an extension of yourself you know i think harry. and the cons i think it's kind of fun is ok you know padded up you know you're not going to get better really but he does not like i got the bug suddenly like for guys to land i think it's ok it's

stopped after the tragedy so in a challenge and i'm not a happy rider for two seasons following at a checkeredcareer in the lower classes so yet another change in the sport. where the medical staff arrived on him he was unconscious on the house because they have a rest and started this. association with lone joe not immediately the medical center course of the doctor of our stop didn't come on look i love those he was intubated he was possible. to take off some blood from the dogs and the c.p.r. was. consummated that for a forty five mino some fourteen. it was not possible to help him and sixteen fifty six we had to declare or he was dead. ok up to date now more sports news from raw the globe. weather is next goodbye. sure is that so much. like. a weapon. you tube facebook and twitter are your favorite tools able to bring segments of society together in. just. the atlantic. split. was. the latest news on the week's top stories here nancy i believe is celebrations are stained by the blood accounts of the death of it lately that as a negation is imagine when he was executed but the troubled rebe

stopped after the tragedy so in a challenge and i'm not happy rider for two seasons following that checkeredcareer in the lower classes so yet another chance of being in that sport. where the medical staff arrived on him he was unconscious. because their heart that arrest them started c.p.r. you're part of a suspension we don't ask you needed a medical center you also doctor of our stop didn't come out and opened up those he was intubated it was possible to. take off some blood from the thoughts and the c.p.r. was to continue to that for forty five minutes unfortunately it was not possible to help. six fifty six we had to go clear he was bad. ok up to date now more sports news from around the globe in toys time tayo not see whether his next. question was that so much tax payers money i mean it was is and a real mystery is it weapons of mass as they should you tube facebook and twitter are your favorite tools even to bring segments of society together and. from the days of the manhattan project in one thousand forty two the university of california has been involved through the science of its