wasn't the first time that the curtis authorities to dido washing down and people being killed. two months prior to the off massacre of almost ninety people lost their lives in front of the government offices putting in now defeated. wasn't even thirty one he was killed during the april uprising in bishkek an electrician he worked long hours to support his family. his uncle sas he joined the rally because he had had enough even though opposition parties paid a small fee and provided to preach and spread station for the protesters. not old but people have had enough it's a family. we heard that maksim by he of said i have a shepherd that's his father and five million sheep can you imagine that. it was those deaths ultimately allowed the interim government to seize power when the victims of the bishkek massacre were laid to rest the new authorities thought to present them as national heroes to sacrifice their lives for the future of back country. loose people who shed their blood for the happening so careless nation and for the fast the routine. before the bishkek rides could be s

do you call him curtis? >> mr. curtis jackson. i didn't really know.ay." i'm like, "who's curtis?" he's like, "it's like fitty." >> jimmy: he's a cool dude. i like 50 cent. >> yeah, he's great. he's great. >> jimmy: i just call him 50 cent. >> i was really nervous. [ laughter ] "i call him 50 cent." >> jimmy: yeah, i call him 50 cent. mr. 50 cent. >> two quarters and some change. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he shoots you in this. oh, can i say that? >> he does, actually. >> jimmy: he shoots you in this movie. >> he does shoot me in the movie. i was so nervous and excited at the same time. [ laughter ] i mean -- i guess i was visibly so enthused by it. he looks to the girl, you know, who's in the scene as well. and he was just like, "man, chace never done been shot before, has he?" [ laughter ] like that, i guess. she reacted better. >> jimmy: he's been shot like 15 times or something. >> i guess so. yeah, i guess so. >> jimmy: 15 or 7 or, i think, maybe 37. >> he's like superman. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he's like the nicest guy, too. >> jimmy: all his clothes ar

draw of the region's administrative borders patches of it was that land ended up cutting through curtis territory from here because you're nobody took it seriously if the voters were appointed by reference to the terrain nobody could ever even think that these borders would become the frontiers between the independent states it was just dumb to put a stumbling block into the interethnic relations just to let moscow be the main result of the problems. for decades the two communities lead side by side attending the weddings of their children and going to the same mosques. both the current games and those bags a sunni muslims yet in this city religious unity it couldn't outweigh the hellish brutality. in fact it was right before friday prayers. spiritual time for a muslim that the slaughter began. the viciousness of clashes was beyond description but even more shocking was the reaction of the curtis authorities for three days the caretaker government of kyrgyzstan was taking care of everything bob its own subjects being burnt alive. this. speak of this crisis was. so. brutal. no i the law

. >>> the cardinals are flying high, strasburg does it again, and a curtis call for the yankees. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> the justice department says there will be no criminal charges against members of the former bush administration in the last of a string of investigations over the controversial firing of nine u.s. attorneys back in 2006. the dismissals were found to be inappropriately political but not criminal. then attorney general alberto gonzalez resigned amid the scandal and accusations the administration improperly dismissed the attorneys to influence criminal cases. >>> republican national committee chairman michael steele is under fire again. this time the heat is coming from his own party with accusations from the rnc's treasurer that steele hid more than $7 million in party debt to beef up its bottom line ahead of midterm elections. rnc officials deny the charges, which could carry a hefty fine. >>> in new hampshire, beach-goers beware.

collin curtis tags up and scores. we're tied at 1-1. move to the top of the seventh. 7-1, yanks.es loaded again for a-rod. no home run. but two more rbis. derek jeter, curtis granderson score. it's 9-1, yankees. can you believe this. top of the eighth. rodriguez with the bases loaded. strikes out swinging. one for four. 30 at-bats since home run 599. top of nine, andy marte, strikes out nick swisher swinging. marte pitched a one, two, three ninth. yanks win it, 11-4. >>> the phillies acquired roy oswalt on thursday. taking on the d-backs. raul ibanez, high and deep. that's off joe saunders, the new pitcher for arizona. phyllis lead 2-0. top nine, d-backs down 2-1. j.c. romero while brad lidge warms up. m montero, high chopper to short. bases loaded for the big fella, ryan howard. uh-oh. he was 0 for 5 with 2 strikeouts. we go to the bottom of the 11th. two on, one out. tied at 2-2. phillies walk it off, 3-2. they've won eight in a row. >>> that's a look at your sports highlights. for espn news, i'm steve weissman. back to you in new york. >>> a south florida clerk targeted by a g

[ cheers and applause ] curtis jackson!m the funny movie "dinner for schmucks," the very funny lucy punch is joining us! [ cheers and applause ] and we've got some great, great music tonight from of montreal featuring solange knowles! [ cheers and applause ] this is going to be a fun one. they're great. it's gonna be really, really good. all right, guys, it's thursday. that means it's time to "remix the clips." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] now, this is where we take stuff we found on the internet and tv -- stuff that's funny, weird, or interesting -- and have our very own questlove remix it, live, yeah. [ cheers ] our first clip is a clip from president obama. he was on "the view" this morning, as i told you earlier. and whoopi asked him about his ipod and -- sorry, justin bieber, it looks like you didn't make the cut. check it out. >> what's the first couple songs on your ipod? >> i've -- you name it -- you name a song, i've got it. whether it's -- >> "didn't i blow your mind this time?" >> i've got jay-z on there. i've got -

i grew up taking everything from bob dylan, curtis mayfield, the beatles, smokey robinson.ike alma mater was the streets of san francisco. i would dare to go to school. where i really hung out was at the fillmore. that was my university, checking out be the king, and james brown, a cream. finding out how they were able to penetrate people's hearts. with their music. once you do that, something happens to their eyes. they become brighter. they start crying, they do not know why. they start dancing. it is like when a woman gives birth. =mmfirst, she cries and then she laughs. later on, she dances. and that, to me, is the beauty of what san francisco is about. >> one final question, and we are going to link it to your music today. such a rich legacy that you are giving us. you mentioned to me that you are working on a new album. could you share what is coming up? >> i love to dream when i am awake. kand so i had this dream of working with india arie and yo- yo ma to do the george harrison saw; and "-- song. this is the definitive way to do this. we are all in it together, we d

the advantage of being a second generation, growing up -- this is my father, burt lancaster, tony curtis, all these people were at the house all the time so you could see them as real people, their insecurities and foibles. i think it helped you conduct yourself in a better way. having said that, my mother and father got divorced when i was for. i mother remarried and i grew up back east. i mother remarried when i was 12. she married a great man, my stepfather, who kirk would be the first to say was a surrogate father. growing up in a regular household and westport, connecticut, all those years with the really thoughtful stepfather. stepparents never get any credit. you always to the bad stories, but there are a lot of stepparents out there, mothers and fathers, who out of love for their spouse assume the responsibility for kids from another family, and he certainly did that for me. tavis: you talked about growing up in connecticut, he went back east. you went to bermuda to live. that experience has been good? >> my mother is from bermuda, so i had a lot of memories when i was a kid. we

tavis: everyone remembers cowboy curtis. [laughter] tavis: about being funny and all of the various things that you have had the chance to play, how the situate this thus far in your body of work? >> i do not really know. there is a good chance that i will be able to grow with this piece, and i will be able to do this every three or four years, traveling to distant cities and performing. tavis: and you really love this material that much? >> i think that this is that important and i am well matched to this, -- tavis: why do you think this? >> when your clothing is sitting here right, -- a fitting new -- fiting you' right? tavis: you wear it well. >> it is not going to lose signifigance in our lifetime. it won't lose that. it is what people need to know. it comes at a way that is so much fun. by the time the first 20 minutes goes by, people are sort of, i think they are caught off-guard by the fun they are having. tavis: w we have known each othr a while. i have never regarded you as overly sentimental. i have to ask if there

curtis granderson, a two-run shot to put the yanks ahead. he's got 112 home runs in his career if you're counting. yanks won it, 3-2. >>> dan haren made his angel debut against the red sox. things really didn't go as planned. david ortiz took haren deep in the third for his first of two home runs boston up, 2-1. in the fifth, haren took a line drive off the forearm and had to leave the game. angels are hoping he can provide a shot in the arm, but that's not what they had in mind. apparently nobody told the twins that this is the year of the pitcher. they put up 19 runs against the royals. joe mauer was perfect at the plate. five hits, including this homer. he also had seven rbis. that's a good week for most players. twins won, 19-1. from offense to defense, the mariners and white sox, mark kotsay, a shot deep to right. ichiro calmly rolled back and then robbed kotsay of an assured homer. second time in less than a week that ichiro has played the role of spoiler. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great day. i'm fred ro

curtis says he is not finished with the broadway tunnel yet.going to be back to work in october scrubbing away again and he's asking people for their suggestion on the type of trees he should include in his artwork. >> pretty amazing with all that muck there. >>> bay area groups could soon become a household name and it's all thanks to justin bieber. legacy was discovered on youtube as bieber hits "baby." it was so good bieber itself hired the group to sing back-up on his tour. tomorrow night they will be back in the bay area to perform. tour experience on a foot cam video. they promise to show some with us as soon as they get a break in their tour schedule. >> great talent. >> in the bay area. it's great to see there are ways for people like that to get discovered. >> exactly. new daynd age, right? >> those guys, household name in our house. hopefully a lot morehouse holds will hear about him. one of the guys is from pittsburgh bay point. we'll show you the area. not related to the singers at all. it was a pallet in lanes bused apard right aro

off the bench, tom curtis comes in to take over gardner's at-bat.e launches a three-run home run to right. his first major league home run. he would get a curtain call. yankees win it, 10-6. >>> padres and braves. top of the ninth. billy wagner to close it out. padres down one. torrealba doubles to right field. hayward makes the strong throw to right. but jerry hairston jr., going to beat the relay there. game tied at 4-4. wagner's fourth blown save. top of the 12th. game still tied. hunley lines a double to left. two runs score. san diego wins it, 6-4. >>> have a great day. back to you guys in the studio. >>> coming up next, the stories we'll be following today. including, bracing for bonnie. oil cleanup >>> now, a look ahead to the stories we'll be watching on this thursday. shirley sherrod, the fired usda official, considers her next move after being offered an apology and another job at the agriculture department. her reaction, coming up later on "good morning america." >>> also, ships working at the gulf oil spill site could begin moving to saf

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a drive over the head of curtis granderson for an rbi double. 3-0, indians.bathia allowed two runs, three walks and five ks. alex rodriguez, 1 away from home run number 600, gives it a ride in the seventh. the yankees down 4-0. that's warning track power. zach thomas saved his major league debut. a-rod, another chance. yankees on down three, two on, two out. a-rod, goes 0 for 8 so far in the series. >>> and the orioles visiting the blue jays north of the border. jose ba's thety leads the majors in home runs. ken millwood, i'll unload. bottom of the eighth, bautista batting with one on. good-bye baseball. the jays win it 8-2. bautista leading major league baseball in home runs. >>> that does it for your sports update. back to you in new york. >>> they put aside politics to create an unlikely alliance on a philadelphia stage. ♪ for ever and ever each day in my heart ♪ >> that, of course is staunch democrat and queen of soul, aretha franklin, as she belts out some of her most damous hits last night. accompanied on piano by former secretary of state, condoleezza

if the seventh after yanks' brett gardner was ee jeked, collin curtis hit his first major league homerree-run shot that helped new york win 10-6. >>> the national leaves braves led 4-3 going into the ninth but an rbi double by san diego's torrealba tied it. in the 12th padre's nick hundley drove in two and san diego won 6-4. >>> in cincinnati, the nationals' 22-year-old phenom stephen strasburg continued his winning way against the reds. the nats took the lead in the fifth on a two-run homer and held on to win 8-5. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> then bloated city hall salaries. taxpayers stage a revolt after learning what some government employees are taking home. my green shirt? borrw ♪ that's not really my style, honey. weird, i can't find it. ♪ [ female announcer ] new tide original with acti-lift technology helps remove many dry stains as if they were fresh. hey! you found it. yeah, it must have been hiding in my closet. [ female announcer ] new tide original with acti-lift. style is an option. clean is not. get acti-lift in these tide detergent

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police say huggins went to a home on 21st and curtis to meet his girlfriend, 33-year-old, althea housley, but he didn't know housley had already been arrested. >> they were praising him because they said he did a good job. he took one a wanted criminal. >> thousand, police arrested althea housley on saturday after she was recognized from surveillance virginia that was broadcast on tv. police say housley admitted her involvement in the shooting with kang and with another crime with huggins last month. it's believed those crimes were committed to get drug money. >>> a second fairfield wanted in connection with a deadly car fire that killed several people is in jail this morning tasharra james turned herself in before she was arrested otherwise. her sister was arrested. the four children were killed in april after being left inside their apartment alone with burning candles. the apartment caught fire. >>> dozens of people in the south bay were victims in a nationwide multi-million dollar internet scam and the department of justice is now involved. >>> also to expand or not to expand. we'll

host: curtis dubay, thank you for being on "washington journal." coming up, we will talk to ceci connolly of "the washington post." it has been 100-plus days since president obama signed the health care legislation. we will get an update. >> before the senate judiciary committee votes up or down, watch the entire confirmation hearing for supreme court online atena takkagan the c-span a video library. it is washington your way. >> the most important mission of a journalist, the most important mission in journalism, is to confront those who are in power and questioned those in power so that we can prevent abuse of power. >> since 1986, jorge ramos has entered the nightly news on univision, the largest spanish- language television network in the united states. an hour with him on sunday night on c-span's "q&a." >> booktv in prime-time wraps up with best sellers. nathaniel philbrick, karl rove, and diane ravitch on why to much testing is killing the school system. this weekend, on "after words," fox news analyst andrew napolitano and "lies the governme

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the second arrest of place on this block of curtis after their first arrest that happen over the weekendk in the case came when people saw that video on television this in kron 4 one person recognize the people and called police without the help they would still be searching for the suspects in oakland kron 4 news. >> also federal jury has found three officers guilty of using excessive force when they take third a suspect in happen in 2008 when police were called to the home of frederick jackson they found him shirtless waving a weapon and subduing him three officers tailored him at the same time they jury found that was an excess of they awarded him to under $50,000 in damage. lawyer said it will appeal. >> belmont's city council will consider urgent ordinance formal moratorium for massage practitioners 80% of massage therapist may actually be workers appeared hot bay recommended banning any permanence for one year after an inventory of the city's 46 licensed technicians included 37 when to schools deemed suspects the california massage therapy council and nonprofit group recently inves

the driver, 31-year-old curtis matthews was arrested. >> the behavior exhibited by this person is somehat suspicious. public safety is our number one concern. we want to explore this a little more, we want to look into his past and what he's been doing. >> reporter: this morning, college police took a list of con contents in the van. in a window, copies of associate arts degree. but this was od a tomb like box lined with plastic was venting through the roof. matthews told officers it was a special sleeping chambers. investigators don't know what they've got here. a former student living in a van with a very strange interior who's now behind bars. tom duhane. >>> well the late ronald reagan will now be honored in california with a day of special recognition every year. governor arnold schwarzenegger signed a bill designating february 6th at a day to honor the former california governor and 44th president of the united states. february6th is reagan's birthday and next year the first day of recognition would have been his 100th birthday. another bill was signed as well, it creates a commi

curtis, what do you say? caller: i would like to make a point. i wish you all would be a little more truthful with the public when you say that taxes do pay the fee to keep you on the air. to me, it is a good republican ploy, a user fee, because don't you take money from my bill to finance your program? i wish you would make that point of because it is a republican ploy. back to your question. i have faith in obama. but i think the -- what do you call it -- a slanted question because you added congress because congress to make, the democrats are trying and the republicans all they know is one word, a two-letter word. i am a marine corps veteran and i feel like the republican agenda has destroyed my country. an example -- i went to the va clinic and had some issues, and they were related to my vietnam experience. and one of the procedures was not related because it was not in my record as a va benefit. you know they charge my insurance company? i called the va and dino what their response was? host: go ahead and tell us. caller: it is a lot. veter

curtis sykes who is no longer with us but he was an original member of the task force and a resident of arkansas where he was a member of the black history advisory committee and i am grateful to his contribution to this effort and his lifetime contribution to our state of arkansas. i would also like to thank thayer davidson who knew mr. sykes and has joined us as well today. a very special welcome to our distinguished guest for taking time out of their busy schedule to join us here in washington for this momentous occasion today is such a very special day. after almost 10 years of hard work and dedication we are celebrating the contribution made by enslaved african americans in the construction of the u.s. capitol. when the capital was first being built in the early 1800's, enslaved african americans worked in all facets of its construction. for nearly 200 years, 200 years, the stories of these slave laborers were mostly unknown to the visitors of the capital. we forgot to say thank you to these incredible skilled and talented craftsman and workers. in 1999, all pay stubs were disco

she's here tonight to perform her version of the curtis mayfield classic, "move on up" from her latesto, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hush now child a le le and don't you cry a le le ♪ ♪ your folks might understand you ♪ ♪ by and by a le le move on up ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ towards your destination but you may find from time to time complications ♪ ♪ oh ♪ ♪ bite your lip a le le and take a trip a le le ♪ ♪ though there may be wet road ahead but you cannot slip a le le ♪ ♪ oh ♪ just move on up and peace you find ♪ ♪ into the steeple of beautiful people where there's only one kind ♪ ♪ so hush now child and don't you cry don't you cry ♪ ♪ your folks might understand you ♪ ♪ by and by a le le so move on up ♪ ♪ and keep on wishing remember your dreams are your only scheme ♪ ♪ so keep on pushing keep on pushing hey, hey, hey ♪ ♪ ♪ take nothing less but the second best ♪ ♪ do not obey you must keep you sane you can past the test ♪ ♪ just move on up to a greater day ♪ ♪ just a little faith if you put your mind to it you can surely do it come on, do it ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jim

police say hug ins went to a home on 21st and curtis to meet his girlfriend, althe a housely, but what he did not know is she had already been arrested for the robbery and shooting of cang. police say a good samaritan tackled hug ins and told nearby workers to call police. >> said that this guy is a murder suspect. and the other guy, who was being restrained, he was not refuting that. >> police arrested althe a housely saturday after she was recognized from video broadcast on television. detectives say housely admitted her involvement in the shooting of cang and in another crime with hug ins last month at 17th and telegraph in oakland. investigators believe the crimes were committed to get drug money. >> time now 6:05. a second fairfield woman wanted in connection with a deadly apartment fire that killed several children is in jail this morning. 24-year-old sha tara james reportedly turned herself in to oakland police before she was booked into the county jail last night. now her sister, laticia james, was arrested earlier this month. investigators say the women's four children died ba

police say hug ins went to a home on 21st and curtis to meet his girlfriend, but what he didn't know was that housely had already been arrested for the robbery and shooting of jink hang cang. police say a dispood samaritan tackled hug ins then told nearby workers to call the police. >> said that this guy is a murder suspect, and the other guy who was being restrained. he was not refuting that. >> now police arrested housely saturday after she was recognized from video broadcast on television. detectives say housely admitted her involvement in the shooting of cang and in another crime with hug ins last month at 17th and telegraph in oakland. investigators believe those crimes were committed to get drug money. >> a second fairfield woman wanted in connection with the deadly apartment fire is in jail this morning. 24-year-old shatara james apparently turned herself in before she was booked into jail last night. her sister laticia james was arrested earlier this month. investigators say the women's 4 children died in april after being left inside their home with burning candles the women

british artist paul curtis paid a visit to the broadway tunnel in north beach recently. he was armed with recycled rainwater and a power washer. he scrubbed away dirt, grime, and pollution. and look at that. he ended up with just amazing work of art. it's called reverse graffiti. he said he's not done with the tunnel just yet. he's going to be back in october and he wants people to suggest types of trees he should include in the artwork. it's a mazing to see but also a little disgusting at the same time to know there's that much grit and crime. >> stencil, washes away the dirt and you end up with that. cool. >>> time now, 6:39. check the morning commute with mike. >> there you go. look out to the area. the map of the east bay which issing looking really nice right now. commute or reverse commuter, things are moving nicely right now around the area. just reporting debris though westbound 580. right around high street and oakland, debris in your fast two lanes. left two lanes. stay over to your right and heading up north and hide street through oakland. no major issues. a

kron 4 dan curtis been struggling all the numbers and is here with the latest on that. >> one could argue most cases there's been a lot of talk of cutting those the police officers is a dramatic cut back for oakland. as we look at the numbers is strictly over the last five years so what were fighting as they had to deal with this loan no. 3 which close to where they are for most of the last five years. >> in 2005 gop bp debt 683 officers. that climb to 699 in 2006, 736 and 2007 and at the very end of 2008 opiate reached and surpassed its goal of 803 officers. then in 2009 the slide began and at the beginning of 2010 we were already well below that peak dropping just this week to 694 officers. i can that's a level not far off from where we were just a few years ago. >> of course as you mentioned communities generally do feel better when there are more police officers on the torso is are any opportunity your chance the numbers may climb again? he >> what has to do is a measure why fun to measure why right now they can't take the money because are below the number of 739 officers. that means

robbery martyr of a virginia man interviewed for java google it took place over here on this block of curtisreet after the first arrest or the weekend. the bridge in the case when people saw the video on television including kron 4 one person recognize the people in the video and called police. without that help police said it would still be searching for the suspects. >> new 40 this morning this in francisco police department now launching a program to use the billions to investigate certain crimes. chief came up with the idea it's a six month trial program in that 15 civilians will be trained to do basic crime scene investigation dusting for prince and document in evidence at the crime scene he does something similar to this well he was chief in arizona and we understand that our room resulted in a 40% reduction in workload for sworn officers >> we will be back with more in just a couple of sam nunn 746 the recap of top stories a possible deal has been reached between oakland city council and the police department to potentially rehire the 80 officers appeared late last night's city counci

then, curtis dubay on a proposal to increase taxes for the national debt.implemented. ceci connolly gives an update. every morning, starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> the the most important mission in journalism is to confront those who are in power, to question those who are in power so we can prevent abuse of power. >> since 1986, jorge ramos on univision, the largest hispanic -- spanish-speaking network in the united states. sunday, british prime minister david cameron remembers the victims of the july 7 attack in london. he also takes questions on domestic violence and spending for local police departments. that is sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. clean-up continues in the gulf of mexico after the bp oil's bill. next, a look at relief efforts for fishermen in louisiana. >> hello. [inaudible conversations] >> i am from grand bayou. >> what brings you here today? dr. to get a food voucher because i was denied food stamps and any other help. i am a commercial fisherman. >> what kind of fishing do you duke, and how long have you done this? >>

one blogger, one activist, one steve flanagan, one curtis schley what can change the world and changedone in america. let me tell all of you, so are watching right now. they are representing. they don't think anything can be done. they believe in the power of a group and they don'tthink anything can be done beyond a group. i stand as an example. as god is my judge, that this great land of ours needs those who are fighters, not quitters, not retrieve years, not those who tell us one thing and en and they coat room another thing. the principle of the people must persevere and if it means taking back the country, to means goin out d doing all the work that we are basically advocating and abrogating. i want my country back. i want america back what i am going to work to take it back. god loves all of you. [applause] >> people want to know whether or not in fact first evolved a lot of green jobs are going to be created if we pass cap-and-trade. >> can create a lot of green jobs and possibly create millions of them if you are willing to spe trillions of dollars but those jobs come at an eno

virginia man who is here to interview for a drop of two gulf that second arrested for is rehearing curtisfter the first arrest of under the weekend, the breaking case came when people saw the fed vallejo on television including kron4 one person recognize the people, police without that help police say they would still be searching for the suspects. oakland, driven them, kron4 news. a jury has found three bids for police officers used excessive force when the assignment is the taser know the man. police were summoned to frederick jackson to former home and could spark after many people including jackson became involved in a fight of some sort outside 911 callers reported a shirtless man was holding a knife or a gun the jury has awarded jackson turned in $50,000 in damage plus attorneys' fees and punitive images. planned appeal on the case is certain according to the officers' attorney. european here's a look farceuse be camera and san jose 101 by the the seven interchanged moving although building those daylight again a little more compact. currently 59 degrees in san jose up to 75 this af

golden did 72 curtis, who nice easy ride just 21 minutes as a major wafer novato into the city. james. if >> thank you, topping our news dow jones will lose the first leg into place today this is an animation showing you what they're going to do these a there is our sections of the reporting into place. this will be the biggest red on the bay bridge all year long. >> were putting in a tower frame their two different lifting mechanisms that are born to be involved in this organization they basically have cables that go down and left them is our legs and a place within the structure there we have built to hold the door. will we will be doing is bringing a burgeon and then connecting the piece of the tower to the end of the standoff and the sting out of the barge the entire time they're we're doing this we have to balance the weight on the verge so that it does not step while often takes place. or the next three weeks will live racing all through the tower in a few months when the second tenant comes in and we sat the next rise on top of these will be well above the your traffic on

if i remember correctly, it was steven curtis who coined "the well from hell." he is now deceased. >> how long were you on the deepwater horizon? at any time did you hear a bp leader request that a driller bump it up? was he referring to? what's he was talking about the red of penetration -- >> he was talking about the break of penetration. within days, we blew the bottom of the well. >> the drill actually penetrated? >> yes. >> i think you had indicated that you saw chunks of rubber. is that correct? >> yes, it is. >> can you explain that? >> prior to the accident, which would have put it back about five weeks, i was in the central shaft -- in the drill a shafshf. while troubleshooting and working on that system, a representative walked into the back of the doghouse and he had in his hand a double handful of rubber. the only thing they're at that time is the only thing that is rubber down there and that is the annular. as he delivers these chunks of annular rubber, a look at the senior supervisor -- i look at the senior supervisor and i asked him what the hell