cory? give cory a round of applause. [applause] >> thank you, chris. you so much for all of your hard work, chris. none of this could be possible without your efforts. good evening. the good government awards are incredibly important in san francisco. it's a chance for us to honor the tremendous work that happens in the city and also to honor the individuals who are responsible for some of that success. congratulations to all of our honorees. we're very grateful for your work. let's give a hand for them. [applause] the good government awards also support spur's good government work. it is a central part of our mission. our agenda is admittedly ambitious. we analyze every local measure on the san francisco ballot, which until recently was a pretty formidable task. we participate in most of the major issues of city government from pension and payroll tax reform to some of the most important discussions on how we fund a lot of our public services, whether that finding different revenue streams for our parks, are trying to find new ways to fund public tran

and corie's point is a very modern point. we thought for a while that these very much as currentlin said were quite discreet entities and to some degree they are but there is an overlap in the midle that is important to realize. the other thing that makes the genetics so hard is it's not like early onset alz alses disease in which su have one genetic defect that cause the whole disease. you have a lot of genes acting together, each having a small effect, producing the syndrome. >> tell us what we have learned from early onset alzheimer. >> well this approach of taking in this case children before they're 13 who develop schizophrenia is an approach that has very much paid off across all of medicine if you think of early onset alz alses or breast cancer, for example. first of all n their early development when they were two, three and four, a third of this group of children that we studied were actually seen for what looked like autism-like problems. just as cory was making, a connection we did not expect at all. those tended t

cory replacing the state attorney wolfinger last week. and serino, who investigated the case, said he looked forward for the truth coming out. joe oliver giving the truth according to george zimmerman knowing that he had been in a life or death struggle. >> we know if we weren't sit sitting here george shooting trayvon, we would be talking about trayvon shooting george. >> trayvon's father speaking about it very differently. >> zimmerman was able to unholster his weapon and fire one shot, and trayvon fell back and said you got in. >> martin adding that put his b.s. detecter in high gear. >> i was saying to myself, no way. at that point i knew there was something terribly wrong. >> there was and is. and in washington another dynamic playing out. bobby rush making that point on racial profiling in the house. >> just because someone wears a hoodie does not make them a hoodlum. the bible teaches us mr. speaker--he has shown-- >> the member at the chair--will not require you but you do justly. >> bobby rush violated rule pa 17 prohibiting the

retting also signed with the colts -- cory redding out. there is the big hit on hines ward. the ncaa tournament cranks up today. thurmont beat la-- vermont beat lamar. loyola getting ready in pittsburgh. jimmy patsos well aware the bigger buckeyes are one of the better teams in the country. >> we got to get the game going north and south. they want the game to go east and west. they like to grind it. we got to press and make them play our style. we're not afraid to press them. the kentucky game really prepared us for this. we're playing against a little better athletes than us, but that's ok. >> game time tonight at 9:40.

i know a little bit of history about angela cory. she has a fine staff, by way of attorney wesley white. he's had experience in trying these type of cases. i would hope that she would rely a great deal on wesley white in prosecuting this case in sanford florida. >> that's good to hear. about they've lee stepping down temporarily today. what's your reaction to that and do you know why this is just temporary? >> i think that's just a bandage. i think based upon his prefers action that he ought to just step down completely. i think it's a lack of political courage on behalf of the city manager and the elected officials, and hopefully, they will become more stronger and ask for his resignation as well as other resignations in that process in the city of sanford. >> my understanding is you're going to have a city hall meeting in sanford with the approval, what do you expect to have happened? >> once the new prosecutor gets involved in this case and prosecutes it and gets a conviction, the city of sanford and the blacks in sanford will sti

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just throw a quick example in one race in colorado and it isn't in dozens of races but betsy markey cory gardner benchmark of a democrat sitting congresswoman if you looked into the empty seat you saw maybe five or ten thousand given to the republican opponent really everybody by the coast but there were millions spent they had to i think tank in colorado called the independent institute which set organizers to hold tea party rallies to put out talking points against betsy markey they had ads that didn't show up because their issue ads against betsy markey for you know killing jobs and passing obamacare they had three different bus tours that would toward the state colorado is what. will they get different names there's one called remember november. too much spending you know this is kind of a big names and they would put foot they would focus on betsy markey district touring through their district holding rallies denouncing betsy markey promoting cory gardner so you know if you're a journalist two years ago you're saying ok well there's only five thousand dollars because they're looking

newark's mayor, cory booker.s conversation to have. >> i'm going to say i'm so excited to be here. you are a jersey girl. forget it. >> i stay one forever. >> you are forever now. it's great to see you now here. >> thank you. look, this -- i really do have my eyes on new jersey at this point. it is such an interesting state with its kind of blue cities and its republican marrow owe its republican governor and kind of the questions of how do you for example as a mayor of a city like newark manage to work with your state across partisan lines to get actually get things done on the ground in newark? >> i think it's far more together than we let our politics express. as much as the headlines try to make us seem like we're attacking each other, the governor and i sat down when he was governor-elect and said everybody will try to pit us against each other. let try to find things to agree on. there are areas in education and public safety and economic development and at the end of the day, i know in my city the best way

newark mayor cory booker joins our panel.ou know if you signed up the whole political thing you could coanchor the show. if you decide presidential bid is not that interesting, we would love to have you. >> you don't get love a bad name. >> thank you. see, he flatters me. you guys don't flatter me. you are back. we love having you. you've advised the buchman campaign and romney campaign. ron braun seownstein, you're so. that's happening. tim pawlenty, of course, the former minnesota governor and also former presidential candidate will be joining us this morning. and alice stewart, press secretary. she's going to talk to us. reince priebus, chairman of the rnc and kevin dewine is slated to talk to us as well. we're going start by looking right at the numbers. mitt romney landing six victories on super tuesday. it was a nail biter in ohio. 38% to santorum's 37%. ultimately like the difference of something like 12,000 votes. not very much. he also took idaho. he took alaska and massachusetts and vermont and virginia. there was n

and cory, who works outside of our building.her, they are gnome, as the worst sports team on television. >> hi. i'm yehya. welcome to the show. i'm yehya. >> and i'm cory. [ laughter ] >> and today, talking about the march mountainous. taking about the east. you know? actually, the east is texas, florida. i don't know that's a name i forget. >> florida. >> i said florida. >> okay. >> texas. those are the first. >> texas. and now, it's got, like -- isn't that where they got the kangaroos? >> no. kangaroos in canada. not in texas. >> i thought they put up the fences. >> no. in texas, they have tornadoes. i don't know. in canada, right? >> she only knows about the butter. >> okay. for that for me, that's it. thank you. good-bye. >> buy my butter. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. you know -- [ cheers and applause ] couldn't get a word in edgewise with the butter lady. i told you it was the worst sports team on television. president obama was at one of the play-in games at dayton, ohio, tonight. he brought british prime minister, da

i feel very confident about prosecutor cori is going to do and the investigator she has on the ground, working on this case. they are doing an excellent job. they have promised they will make sure that everything is looked at in this particular case. they are doing just that. they are in sanford right now. they're working and the family feels very comfortable with what they're doing. we plan to assist them as much as we can. >> you're giving us new information tonight. you're telling us that the family now believes that there will be charges filed and with the legal team thinking this is going to be enough to see some charges filed? you think the wheels of justice are moving? >> i think they are moving. what i'm saying to you is the investigation is going on. i don't think this one tidbit of information, this certainly brings about a great piece of evidence they can use to say the guy that investigated it first feels as if charges should be filed. i think it's great piece of evidence to push the prosecutor on. >> you've had indications from the prosecutor that there's probably going t

defensive starters, jared johnson and cory redding. the one departure on offense is gard van grub. >>> biggest free agent out there is quarterback peyton manning. he worked out for the denver broncos today. and the san francisco 49ers are now in the bidding for manning as well. >>> basketball homecoming at loyola university. the greyhounds rolled back the camp us, after their loss to ohio state in the first round of the ncaa tournament in pittsburgh last night. hopes are high for next year already. senior shane walker is the only starter that they'll lose. and despite the defeat, it was a great year for loyola, with a school record 24 wins. and their first tourney bid in 18 years. >> good start. i mean, this is our first year of making a tournament in a long time. we look forward to making it next year and the year after. >> we've done a lot of things that the school hasn't done in a while. and set a few records. so we're looking to do the same again next year. >> latham has an up side. we have guys coming in to help us. i'm nervous ab

special teams.but nakamura never started for the ravens. tommzbikowski will join chuck pagano and corye could soon if they can't lock up linebacker jameel mcclain..mcclain mee with the broncos todaa.mcclain started allng side ray lewis at innide linebacker... and pven took over leadinggthe defeene when lewis wasshurt.. mmclain's coming off his irst contract... and went undrafted out of syracuse.so this is his first opportunity to et paid... and he will eventually. jimmyypatsos delivered his when loyola was down 11 to ohio state.he told his guys... they already wonn..loyyla won a school record 24 games, took the maac, got to the n-c-a-a toornament.the buckeyes were asked his guys if they wanntd 20 more minutes. minutes.and they id.15 seed loyolaalost to 2 seed ohio state 78-59.buu it was never a cake walk forrthe buukkyes..in the 2nd half... o-ssu head coach thad matta put his sttrters back in after the greyhhunds cut it to 11.erik etherly led the way with 199 points, 4 blocks..today, loyola returned home.welcomed by fans ttat are proud of their greyhounds and excited can keepppatsos a

cory was pregnant on the very first try. >> off obviously, best money we end spent. >> reporter: seven months ago lila miriam was born. she's definitely their own. >> everything they say about motherhood is true. it's an amazing experience, she's incredible. i feel like she's mine. >> doreen gentzler news 4. >> shady grove fertiledy also offers a money back option, so you pay for multiple cycles of donor eggs up front. if you don't get pregnant after the sixth try, you can get all your money back. >>> a new walmart in the district will soon emerge from this rubble. you're looking at what is left of the old curtis chevrolet building. this is the site for one of the sixth new walmart stores coming to the district this year. residents have spoken out about this superstore moving in. the company says future stores will create nearly 2,000 new jobs with competitive wages. >> looks lovely. and looks like the sky in that picture looks lovely. >> it does. >> the sun set over the new walmart looks lovely. >> how can we forecast what the weather is going to be when it opens. >> eight months. >>

cory had been sent to segregation after he was caught on surveillance cameras fighting another inmate. >> today's not a good day. i haven't been taking my meds for nine days. i'm constantly dealing with jimmy, and voices -- hey, yo, are you serious, man? >> it was definitely emotional covering the allens' story. can't help but thinking who was on the outside missing their children who were all locked up at one time together. >> i love my family. there's no other family like my family. you know. so we all crazy. but we love each other. >> and from that love came poetry. >> the streets and the drugs calling me and physically and mentally, i can't be free. perhaps later on in life we can meet at a church or cookout and get something to eat. but for right now understand that the seed's been planted so don't be discouraged. perhaps in the future i can meet you at a meeting when i build up the courage. pounding the streets. damn i was pounding the streets, pounding the streets, pounding the streets looking for the love of my life with no sleep. damn, i lost the love of my life to the street

cory could make the decision to file charges on her own or turn over evidence to a grand jury that is scheduled to meet the second week in april. jay gray, nbc news. >> the trayvon martin case continues to motivate protesters in our region to take action. today one local group claims the trayvon martin case glorifies what they call a kill at will law. we'll have a report on that coming up in our second half hour. >>> we're following some developing news in the child sex abuse trial of former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky. the judge has pushed the trial back by three weeks because of scheduling issues. the judge said in part various logistical contingencies have arisen. the former defensive coordinator is facing 52 counts of abuse but denies those allegations. >>> students in prince george's county are mourning the sudden death of a 17-year-old classmate. she was a senior at seratsville high in clintonville, maryland when she collapsed yesterday while jogging during gym collapse. today students marched around the track in her honor some wearing her favorite color,

the times spoke to the special prosecutor in florida, angela cory.i'll read you what they report. >> in a sign of how they are working on the case, the probe could possibly result in state charges that by pass the need for the grand jury slated to convene april 10 to hear the case. the quote "it's possible that we'll just make a decision without the grand jury." that's the l.a. times quoting angela cory, the possibility that a special prosecutor might act before a grand jury hears evidence or hands down indictments president trayvon martin-zimmerman case in florida. >> rupert murdoch's packing scandal has been limited to newspapers or had been. last night the bbc revealed evidence of hacking involving top secret info stolen from a competitor in an effort to force them into bankruptcy, a television competitor. it alleges that in the late 90's, they hired german hacker to hack into on digitals smart cards. smart cards are used to determine the digital t.v. description of a consumer. once the codes were obtained, they were given to murdoch's head of bri

the peparted..cory redding's a week he eepects arthur jones and dannell ellerbb to fill that void.jarreted pecial teams players corey graham and sean ccnsi-dine.the ravens released chris carr, dominiiue foxwooth &pmarkssthe biggesttvoid to ffll 3 ravens desperatelyynned help on the o--ine... harbaugh ssid -3 jah reid can play guard and &&plook for their first round pick to be a guard.left tackle bryant mckinnie will be back in 20-12..here's where it gets good... guys resigned to new deals.matt irk... brennen ayanbadejo.... and jameell linebacker who will eventually take over the defense whennray lewis retires..what needs o happen next... the front office aa to figurr out deals foorray rice aad joe ffacco. talks are underwayy.. rice has the tag... but could hood out... flacco'' agent told me their working on the q-b's he doesn't see it as a problem. oncc those happen... cap space... opens up for ozzie newsomm to shop free aggncy.. reporting in the studio, unlimited. exxmaryland qqarterback danny - o'bbien has found a new place to play...he's transserring to wisconsin...the aac freshman of

finally, i would like to thank cori and i'm available for any questions you may have. president fong: is there any public comment? >> of good afternoon, commissioners. i am speaking for san franciscans for reasonable growth, the authors of the law under which you are administering this hearing. this project is going to be very lucrative for its developer. there is a high demand for this. this is just about the highest office space rent you get according to newspapers. what has happened, however, is they have delayed requesting a change of views which was absolutely legal from all points when the area was zoned. day never filed to legitimize the conversion. he admits this has been an office headquarters since 1986. what was the law in 1986 was a transit the and a housing t. and an office allocation. by sitting on this for a link the time, the developer is using a provision put in place because there were some uses springing out of compliance and they get all lot of reduced fees. the table here on page 2 of the staff report does not pull out how much is being legitimized

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angela cory will take over for norm wolfinger, whose district includes the city of sanford and cory explained to look into this case. take a listen. >> it requires a thorough investigation, extensive interviews of every witness and extensive review of all physical evidence and then a determination as to how we apply florida's law to the facts of any case. we don't worry about backlash from cases. what we worry about is seeking the truth. that's our mission. that's the united states supreme court finds mission for prosecutor, is to seek the truth. >> reporter: let's talk about george zimmerman. again he is not charged with anything, free to go wherever he'd like to go. police, we learned, through the city manager, know exactly where he is, and again on april 10th, that is the day that a grand jury will convene and that will be the day where we find out if george zimmerman could be put behind bars after what happened. >> george howell, interesting, especially when angela corey said those words "we don't worry about that backlash" well that backlash is there all across the country, where you're

the terrorists for rachel cory and all those who were idealists and who actually believed that they could make an effect and social change. the terrorists who lives amongst us is not you, the terrorist who lurks in the shadows of our crowded city streets isn't me. he's not a demon with bulging eyes, a twisted mouth full of dirt, a crooked mouth, fangs driping blood. it's not the savage guner waiting for our school on their way to school. no, this heinous replica of satan doesn't look like a jew. dopt make a habit of supplying the motives of sin with colors of skin because it's skin deep. a student with dreams of statehood or a teenage girl driven by desperation and fear or a dentist or an

the terrorists for rachel cory and all those who were idealists and who actually believed that they could make an effect and social change. the terrorists who lives amongst us is not you, the terrorist who lurks in the shadows of our crowded city streets isn't me. he's not a demon with bulging eyes, a twisted mouth full of dirt, a crooked mouth, fangs driping blood. it's not the savage guner waiting for our school on their way to school. no, this heinous replica of satan doesn't look like a jew. dopt make a habit of supplying the motives of sin with colors of skin because it's skin deep. a student with dreams of statehood or a teenage girl driven by desperation and fear or a dentist or an apprentice of a dead soldier, who crouches in the wounds of the dead and the dying, who hurls stones at tanks and encroaching soldiers, who stands unmoved before a roiling tank, who stares with barbed eyes. the enemy is never one who kills for no reason. the enemy is never one who must be vanquished at all cost. it is not so easy to kill from the inside, a shifting corridor of blame. not so easy to trace