he was 14 months old when he was adopted by clear from big smile he still remembers little colin. he lived in a remote community in vietnam. this is his first flight and first time in united states. he is here because he is a one in a million match as a donor for colin who suffered from applies i can anemia. ash aplastic air people in yeah. >> we are giving him a one chance for a normal life. how do you thank somebody for that. >> the parents kept in contact with his birth family in vietnam but when the five-year-old was diagnosed they were lucky big brother was perfect match. at the airport she shared pictures of the two-year-old son. >> in the process of making arrangements to come here, they learned that his two-year-old was suffering from an infection and needed an operation. they were all too happy to help. >> he is very well after two months, he went back to school. >> he will be in the u.s. for a month for the bone marrow transplant. process for colin will be much more involved and will take a few months. >> mcfaddens live in carson city nevada and will be in the bay area a

he was 14 months old when he was adopted by clear from big smile he still remembers little colin. he lived in a remote community in vietnam. this is his first flight and first time in united states. he is here because he is a one in a million match as a donor for colin who suffered from applies i can anemia. ash aplastic air people in yeah. >> we are giving him a one chance for a normal life. how do you thank somebody for that. >> the parents kept in contact with his birth family in vietnam but when the five-year-old was diagnosed they were lucky big brother was perfect match. at the airport she shared pictures of the two-year-old son. >> in the process of making arrangements to come here, they learned that his two-year-old was suffering from an infection and needed an operation. they were all too happy to help. >> he is very well after two months, he went back to school. >> he will be in the u.s. for a month for the bone marrow transplant. process for colin will be much more involved and will take a few months. >> mcfaddens live in carson city nevada and will be in the bay area a

he was 14 months old when he was adopted by clear from big smile he still remembers little colin. he lived in a remote community in vietnam. this is his first flight and first time in united states. he is here because he is a one in a million match as a donor for colin who suffered from applies i can anemia. ash aplastic air people in yeah. >> we are giving him a one chance for a normal life. how do you thank somebody for that. >> the parents kept in contact with his birth family in vietnam but when the five-year-old was diagnosed they were lucky big brother was perfect match. at the airport she shared pictures of the two-year-old son. >> in the process of making arrangements to come here, they learned that his two-year-old was suffering from an infection and needed an operation. they were all too happy to help. >> he is very well after two months, he went back to school. >> he will be in the u.s. for a month for the bone marrow transplant. process for colin will be much more involved and will take a few months. >> mcfaddens live in carson city nevada and will be in the bay area a

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an e-mail in particular caught my eye it's between news corp director andrew knight and colin powell were knight is urging powell to attend the bohemian grove retreat take a look at this says dear colin might you be able to gently slash firmly point out to tony that you rank the bohemian grove in your diary before allowing any other duties to get in the way lack of exposure suggests that tony has not yet got his priorities straight now for those of you who don't know bohemian grove is an all male annual retreat in the middle of the redwood groves in northern california it's a gathering of the richest and most powerful men in the world who spend two weeks getting drunk and pretty much on at their own power and influence but the event is so secretive that countless conspiracy theories have a risen due to the lack of transparency surrounding the gathering so this shed some light on bohemian grove and the recent leak i'm joined by mark dice author of many books including big brother the orwellian nightmare come true and the illuminati facts and fiction mark thank you so much for coming o

a membership list of the bohemian grove that was getting given some made by a former employee and colin powell is on the membership list back in two thousand and five as is donald rumsfeld and bush forty one most of the neo con orchestrators of the iraq war and so i do believe that this e-mail hack from google for is authentic and it looks like they're obviously trying to get tony blair former u.k. prime minister in the air because he's still active in the political arena aimed not just retire and run off into the sunset he found found he has a foundation and is still very active and so it looks like they're trying to get him to attend the grove this e-mail was from march of two thousand and twelve and apparently tony blair was too busy his schedule was to book but he did reply allegedly that he hopes that his schedule will be more open in two thousand and thirteen this year and as you know the bohemian grove is a fascinating secretive society of the elite where they rub shoulders and it's more than just a party as i'm sure that you know well let's let's go over a few of the things that

. >> colin likely doesn't remember when he saw his big brother but colin with help from his little sister was happy to greet him. he was 14 months old when he was adopted but it's clear from the big smile on his big brother's face he still recollection little colin. 27-year-old lived in the remote community in northern vietnam. this is his first intercontinental flight and first time in the united states. he is a one in a million match as a donor for little colin who suffered from aplastic apeople in yeah. -- anemia. >> its chance for better life. >> his adoptive parents kept in contact with his birth family in vietnam but when the five-year-old was diagnosed they were lucky big brother was perfect match. at the airport. she shared pictures of his two-year-old son. >> that is his nephew. that is your nephew. >> in the process of making arrangements to come to the u.s. to be a donor. they learned that his two-year-old was suffering from an infection and needed a $600 operation. the mcfaddens were all too happy to help. >> he went to back to school. >> todd will be here for a month. the pro

[colin eisler] in renaissance florence, the nude again became the focus of artistic effort.onatello's david, probably commissioned by de medici, with its obvious reflection of the roman past, is a masterpiece of technical virtuosity and erotic suggestion. but it was more than that. it was also a brilliantly inventive symbol of the christian faithful, armored only in the word of god. finally, in brunelleschi's church of san lorenzo, we find the two bronze pulpits that donatello left unfinished at his death in 1466. here, for the first time in western art, we find a true late style that leads on to the work of titian and of rembrandt. leaving behind the technical perfection of his early work, donatello now engages with his material in a rougher, more direct manner-- biting into the bronze with his chisel to convey a more emotionally charged message. here in the harrowing of hell, christ's urgent figure reaches through the crowding souls to seize the arm of abraham and pull him to salvation. when christ's heavy figure surges from the tomb, it is not a joyous resurrection, but a

so, colin? [cheering and applauding] [laughter] >> would you like to say a few words? >> thank you very much. thank you, val, thank you, drew. coming from the u.k., as i expressed to drew, this is one of the finest conferences i've had the pleasure to come and be a part of. thanks to the great team, thanks to you guys for making it a very, very memorable event to me. i wish you all the best. thank you very much. (applause) >> is rebecca delgado here? i don't believe she is. she is so posed to be showing up. the academy of arts has people who clean up around the neighborhood. the academy of arts will be receiving an award. accepting it on their behalf is me. on the next one. (applause) >> clearchannel outdoor, amazing, donated bill board, 30 bus shelters to advertise this conference. total views by this bill board in advertising, 5 million views. (applause) >> and only one of them got tagged. [laughter] l >> janna lord couldn't be here today to accept it. she had a family crisis. but this is for clearchannel outdoor for helping the conference. by the way, when those ads

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colin kaepernick if 49ers quarterback colin (cheers & applause) kaepernick was at the safeway store inrnick brought around 1,000 pictures to sign - only potential problem is an estimated 2,000 fans showed upmaybe they found some extra pictures kaepernick was gracious in signing and shaking hands with fans 49ers stadium 75% sold out the new santa clara stadium is nearing 50% completion and still more than a year away from opening - but three-fourths of the seats have already been sold. 46,100 of the 68,500 seats are sold - bringing in about $800 million in revenue - the total cost to build the stadium is $1.2 billion it costs fans between $2,000 and $80,000 just for the right to buy season tickets $80,000. tiger woods at doral an iguana on the course for the cadillac championship at doral in florida tiger woods - on fire again today - the great approach on the par 4, 15th hole from 114 yards out would lead to a birdie tiger's birdie putt on the 13th hole is true tiger follows up yesterday's 66 with a 65 today tiger: leads by two strokes at -13 overall wbc spain puerto rico b/1st, scorel

i do want to second what jim colin said a few minutes ago. as an architect, i know a little bit about the c-e-q-a process. i have to deal with it sometimes. ~ ~ >> technical difficulty i think everybody in this room supports the content of c-e-q-a, but the process is broken. and anything to make it less chaotic and simplified is [inaudible]. as tim pointed out, it really -- we always talk about the affordability of housing and the cost of construction, the cost of doing projects and how long it takes. and these processes really add to the cost and the time and so forth. so, again, anything that can be done to streamline it is really appreciated. and we all know how it is abused. i mean, i'm a bicyclist and i had to wait years for the bicycle plan to go through this process unnecessarily. so, again, i urge you to support this legislation. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> good evening, commissioners. tamika moss with spur. i do have a letter of support for supervisor wiener's legislation from our housing policy board did review this and w

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so when colin powell gave his speech in february of '03, i thought -- i was just surprised.him the truth. and you know, he was betrayed by the system. >> you know, there was a great story. we talk about the media a few moments ago. after the "new york times" story came out that said tubes, tubes, tubes, and dick cheney cites it in "meet the press" a few days later "the washington post" did a story, again, buried on a-20113, but it said, actually, there's a debate among experts, and i don't know, you don't have to tell me if you talked to him, but he got to either you or some of your colleagues and he got that into the public realm, but the "post quotes was so squared to make it a big deal, and you had condoleezza rice saying the tubes, no question about them. >> houston wood of the university of virginia, thank you so much for joining us. >> coming up, what we haven't heard from the architects of the war, sorry. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three

. >> if gives me great pleasure to announce new director is colin d. bailey. >> reporter: the announcement was made this afternoon. 57-year-old colin bailey appointed as director of the de young museum. although board president diane doesn't see it that way. >> absolutely not. there was no turmoil. >> reporter: after the previous director, john buchanan died in late 2007. a number of museum workers claimed they were forced out. >> we got the power. >> reporter: a bitter labor dispute broke out with angry employees staging this protest. the board president herself has been criticized for wielding too much influence. something she denies. >> where is the problem. >> reporter: the man who will head you have san francisco finard museum works now as a curator in new york. bailey told me by phone this job is a dream come true. he understands he's taking over at a critical time. >> when there is no head, it is a loss. i think i will be someone who will be there to get to know people and learn their ambitions. >> reporter: while attendance figures are strong a

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. >> what advice do you have for colin kaepernick? >> keep doing what you're doing. >> colin just needs a few more super bowl victories. montana drew huge crowds. still looking great. >> congratulations. that's going to do it for us. good night. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- from "spring breakers," vanessa hudgens. actor chris o'dowd. the music of gary clark jr. and amazing new inventions from quirky.com. and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television captions by vitac www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you. thank you. [ cheers and appla

colin, what is the core issue in this case? >> the core issue is that section 5 as you mentioned has historically had a successful way of equalizing, you know, basically black and white turnout. >> paul: right. >> and vote, and addressing that in the south. basically, just -- there isn't a need for it anymore. what happened 1965 voting rights act said that a number of southern states, nine southern states and parts of seven others needed to basically get pre clearance for any changes. >> paul: right. >> and those changes, if they happen, you know, the problems in those southern states just aren't existing. >> paul: section five applies only to some states, not others. and the question is, is it right under the constitution to still apply that kind of scrutiny to only some states? if their record isn't any worse than any other state? jason? >> and the record is a tremendous success story. it's one of those rare federal pieces of legislation that has the -- that turned out exactly-- >> mark this down, riley says federal law works

. >> yeah. 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick just one of the famous athletes appearing alongside the first lady. this week michelle obama is expanding her campaign to schools. >> colin kaepernick is a fast mover too. >> good inspiration for those kids. >> absolutely. >>> time is 4:48. let's get you out the door. sal what does it look like out there? >> it looks pretty good. pardon me. i don't do any talking before i get to work. >> oh no. you need to talk to yourself in the car. >> yeah maybe i should sing or something. let's take a look at the commute now. the traffic is moving along pretty well on 80 westbound. traffic is moving along pretty well as you move out to the mccarthur maze. this newsroom is full of people i can speak to. westbound bay bridge the traffic looks good. nice and light. if you are driving on northbound 280 it's moving along very nicely. it's 4:49 steve. hello steve. >> i talk to the cats sal. well he's a chatter box i have to answer. what he's saying it's time to eat. >>> we had unbelievable great rain. october, november, and december. then we turned the tap o

that was one of the better once i asked. >> what would you say today about colin powell? >> oh, well, who? george bush. >> yeah. >> he would probably say the same thing. certainly there is a rift between them over foreign policy and it opened up while powell was still his secretary of state. >> twitter. fred barnes is on twitter. why? >> my son has convinced me that i have to be on twitter. don't tweet much. but i tweet occasionally. i tweet maybe once a week, ebbs sent for my son nicely will tweet my articles. he sends those out. >> what does he do? >> my son worked for kevin mccarthy, the republican whip in the house of representatives and was, until recently, a floor assistant, the job he loved. >> all right. twitter. i will read some of the twitter messages that you sent out. you a you a you november the 5th, 2012.and >> okay. >> "why romney will win." >> you can say i have been wrong in a a few times. you know, there were a lot of polls. i have always placed great stock in gallop. and the gallop got this election wrong as did some other pollsters.a >> why in this bus

bush dick cheney donald rumsfeld colin powell everyone in the bush administration all of the media c.e.o.'s who propagated all of the lies all of the military commanders who lied and sent us to war knowing that the reasons were fabricated they need to be held responsible not just for the deaths of thousands of u.s. soldiers in the catastrophe created for u.s. soldiers but the complete catastrophe for millions of iraqis over a million who have died become refugees wounded and of course we can't talk about p.t.s.d. for u.s. soldiers without acknowledging that p.t.s.d. for an entire generation of iraqis is a real reality millions and millions of people whose lives have been destroyed and so people want justice for all of these war criminals and people are fighting to win justice and an organization we are forward is working to help get this justice and also help that's opt out thank you so much mike prize the iraq war veteran and co-founder of march forward. i know guys as you know this week marks the tenth anniversary of the u.s. invasion of iraq but sadly you wouldn't know if you're just

michael rice, tim colin, kathrin howard, hiroshi fakuda, [speaker not understood]. >>> good evening, president fong, member of the commission. i have written good afternoon, but so be it. i am michael rice. i am speaking today for myself, but i am currently the president of the glenn park association. my comments are based on over 10 years' experience at project review at the neighborhood level at glenn park, and full disclosure, i am retired from previous employment in c-e-q-a consulting. i believe the proposed c-e-q-a procedures are needed and beneficial. over my years with the glenn park association, i have seen virtually every 311 or 312 notice, discretionary review request, zoning appeals or adjustments and major building permit applications. these are all projects typically processed under c-e-q-a categorical exemptions or in some cases negative declarations. the widely distributed mail or posted notices typically have a 20 to 30-day appeal period. state c-e-q-a law and guidelines call for disclosure and review of environmental effects early in the project process. the proposed

colin rush is here with sports. you said you have men's hoops. >> final four almost set.wo of them are in. a shocking outcome and, cespedes with an >> jim boeheim's 2-3 zone gave teams fit. the president likes his loops. the east region national d.c. syracuse held two teams under 40 points, including big east rival marquette. the golden eagles missed nine of their first ten shots, a shooting percentage of 22 for the entire game. syracuse took over the second half. that's the layin and the foul. michael carter, the explosion to the rack. 55-39 the final. syracuse holding opponents to 46 points per game in the tournament. they're final four bound for the first time in ten years. >> there's good reason wichita state's name is shockers. williams hits the three. wichita state by 13 at the half. lead extends to 16 in the second. i like this guy. team-high 14. the second seeded buckeyes down 20. furious comeback here. ross, the triple. thomas, scoring. 65-61. two minutes to development the bounces going the way of wichita state. ben fleet, the shockers, a shocking 70-66 win. the

. >> y se pide el primer domingo sin el papá benedicto 16, maría antonieta colins nos explica. > sábadol papa no esta muerto pero se siente el vacío. >> me siento vbien y veo algo diferentre. >> el paisaje aún no cambia, la oficina postal móvil quizás pero algo más flota en el ambiente, sentimientos encontrados el tema religioso. >> que paso, porque se fue. >> es que estos balcones cerrados hacen pensar en que sepa adelantarse gobernando, solo para que tenga las cualidadees de hacer las cosas bien. >> se habla mucho de quiénes serán los nuevos papas. >> habemus papam. >> algo cierto, cuándo mañana domingo sea misa, un texto se sustituira, te pedimos por el colegio de cardenales que elegira a un santo padre. >> la prensa recarga baterias y otros claman al cielo para que no hayan muchos fin de semana más sin el papá. >> jorge. >> cuándo podría comenzar el conclave? >> el lunes se reúnen. >> comienzan las deliberaciones, hay gente que piensa que podría ser jueves y viernes el comienzo. >> y quién dirige? >> angelo solano, el decano. >> y el tendría mayores posibilidades? >> ya fue papable,

we saw from colin powell, brian williamson president obama himself. the so-called dark and intolerance running throughout the party. we don't believe in climate change or we don't need there should be a redistribution of wealth or obamacare and food move to the left comest admit that would make a sound basis. colin powell above all should know how not racist or party is considering so many were supporting him to spreading liberalism in 1996 for presidential guns and he was secretary of state under president bush obviously, but that didn't stop them anyway because colin powell is on the left and that means we are the bad guys. president obama did is an ideal address last week also. there's a peculiar line in his speech, where absolutism is the principle and name calling is not discussion. he then proceeded to spend the rest of his speech in being an absolutist. she suggested if you disagree, you want people in twilight years to live in poverty and parents of disabled kid to have no recourse. you want black people to stand in line to vote, to be treated

>> reporter: well, colin kaepernick is obviously an established pro and further along in his career, but the two of them have that "it" factor a lot of charisma and have the ability to come up with being plays during big games and that's what's getting the attention for this young man. they are also both very hard workers and very dedicated to their families. >> absolutely. all right. len, thank you. >>> i thought it was going to be the tatoos. hey, they are getting the practice in before the rain right behind them. kids were out there. >> field is dry now. maybe the last time this week the field is dry. backyards, too. we need this rainfall. this is something we have been talking about. we're not into drought situation. we are way behind for rainfall for the year. look what's going on right now north of the golden gate bridge. watch out in cloverdale. not only is it raining steadily but this radar shot kpix 5 hi- def doppler tells me it's going to be raining steadily for at least the next hour just about to make it to santa rosa. i'd say rainfall in saint helena and yountville betwe

just check out this screen shot from my show just last night as i was covering colin powells allies the u.n. ten years ago c.n.n. was speculating about chemical weapons in syria and at the same time fox was fear mongering about iran's new nonexistent nuclear weapons program man that cartoon bomb never gets old does it but in case you've been tuned out let me fill you in take a look. to syria now where the assad regime and rebel forces are both accusing one another of using chemical weapons syrian state media claimed yesterday that opposition forces as rebel forces launched a chemical attack and aleppo province killing at least two dozen people injuring more than one hundred people other violence to talk about syria's government and opposition are trading accusations tonight about the use of chemical weapons president obama has characterized such activity as a crossing a red line that theoretically would lead to harsh consequences. but of course the latest hot topic is an all too familiar one chemical weapons you know it's fascinating the media seems to do nothing but speculate about the

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beabsurd we did this and colin powell -- i voted for had ush and colin powell deep concerns about this and he flipped and he was before the united nations convincing them that we should this. i want to say this has nothing to do with the troops. cynical of as very the bush administration to put the e that were against war, to use the troops as a device device. i'm very sin camp as you can -- detect.as you can host: we showed views earlier of colin powell's testimony before united nations. if you are interested go to c-span c-span.org. guest: don't be cynical. vigilant. don't allow a president to do this again. what is very important and many that we should have learned from iraq is we do not allow your member of congress to authority to any president to use force. you have to insist on a full debate. i can remember during that time that we were part of a movement there were try, hundreds of thousands of people who marched and protested against this war. i think it was important to broaden that base to engage yourself in these protests and it is extremely important that out of this we c

that was one of the better once i asked. >> what would you say today about colin powell? >> oh, well, who? george bush. >> yeah. >> he would probably say the same thing. certainly there is a rift between them over foreign policy and it opened up while powell was still his secretary of state. but i think he would be, he would say he is a great fella. >> twitter. fred barnes is on twitter. why? >> my son has convinced me that i have to be on twitter. don't tweet much. but i tweet occasionally. you know, i hear about people tweeting eight or times a day. i tweet maybe once a week, ebbs sent for my son nicely will tweet my articles. he sends those out. >> what does he do? >> my son worked for kevin mccarthy, the republican whip in the house of representatives and was, until recently, a floor assistant, the job he loved. now he has moved to the nrcc, the house republican campaign committee. >> so he was the floor assistant on the floor of the u.s. house of representatives? >> yes. >> what about the other three kids? >> i have three daughters. they are all married. they all liv

colin powell, that speech he gave february 5th, 2003, everyone remembers that, you know -- >> swayed a lot of people. >> swayed a lot of people. the coverage was over the top. it was like writing about a rock star. then if you turned inside and kept on reading 20 inches in, you would find people saying wait a second, we don't know about this, we don't know about that. yeah. the people that dig deep can find this. i remember at the time there was a tide was hard to swim against. he would give that speech, then go on tv. >> you had some amazing moments on tv those days. >> a lot of fights. i said wait, the post, the times is reporting, i would talk, did my reporting, i talked to nuclear scientists about the aluminum tubes and they would say that wasn't proven. you would be laughed at. >> it was a wise man's view. a serious man's view. >> media consensus, tell you one story. won't embarrass the person, it is someone we both know. he told me his opinion would be determined by what thomas friedman wrote, guy wrote for a major paper we see all the time. there was a consensus that dominated

ness end, colin bailey a highly regarded curator and expert of european art was selected to head theine arts museums which comprises the deyoung and league of honor. the board president dee dee willdeices there will be changes. >> the director has the ability to remove any one he wishes to remove. i'm sure he won't do that right away but i think that he will make whatever changes he feels will strengthen the museum. >> in san francisco it is hard not to mention wilseyed and the deyoung in the second sentence. she waged a never before seen campaign to rebuild the museum using private money. politicians have long been supportive of her work. >> keep a strong confidence in investing not only in the league of honor but in our cultural institutions in generalle. >> following the death of the director john ooh buchanan 15 months ago the san francisco socialite has come under fire over the departure of some staff members and for some say overstepping her bounds all of which she denies. >> i just say to myself how ignore rant. where is the problem. if i thought there was a problem i would ce

. >> if gives me great pleasure to announce new director is colin d. bailey. >> reporter: the announcement was made this afternoon. 57-year-old colin bailey appointed as director of the de young museum. although board president diane doesn't see it that way. >> absolutely not. there was no turmoil. >> reporter: after the previous director, john buchanan died in late 2007. a number of museum workers claimed they were forced out. >> we got the power. >> reporter: a bitter labor dispute broke out with angry employees staging this protest. the board president herself has been criticized for wielding too much influence. something she denies. >> where is the problem. >> reporter: the man who will head you have san francisco finard museum works now as a curator in new york. bailey told me by phone this job is a dream come true. he understands he's taking over at a critical time. >> when there is no head, it is a loss. i think i will be someone who will be there to get to know people and learn their ambitions. >> reporter: while attendance figures are strong a