joanne and she's in uniform also (clapping) house commissioner david singer and health commissioner david sanchez who runs the whole health system for the city barbara garcia. we have the interim chandler uscf sam hartford (clapping) that's an important relationship that's an important partnership for over a hundred years we do a lot of training for uscf and they are the wonderful faculty who do the research and care at san francisco general. then barbara sclur who is on the r s commission and wait till you see the new hospital (clapping) last but not least in the best valentine's day hat you ever saw achieve of protocol charlotte (clapping.) i have to add reverend cecil thank you for being here and helping with the homes we may serve them you it's because of you >> hello, i'm pam bearer. today, i'm speaking first hand many of you here today in this majestically tent have heard my story i attend many baseball games. sitting right there on the field with our four children but one day over 10 years ago our son ran through a glass door and was taken by paramedics to san francisco general hospital. o

our closing bell exchange coming your way, gina sanchez, david kudlow, anthony chan from chase is with us at the big board. axel merck is with us, and our own rick santelli. gina sanchez, what are you expecting to hear from janet yellen tomorrow? what does the market want to hear do you think? >> i think the market and i certainly expect to hear that the recovery is fragile but the economy is still growing and that policy will remain unchanged. that will be the most market-friendly maneuver and i think that's exactly what janet yellen is going to do. anthony chan, a lot of people are talking today about the fact there will be a panel of experts testifying after janet yellen. they include some hawks like john taylor. how do you think that will affect the testimony, questions, and markets as they watch this all play out tomorrow? >> i think they will be asked questions based on what janet yellen talks about and, of course, the topics at hand. we know john taylor has never been a big proponent of all the stimulus that the federal reserve has put out there, so we sort of have to look at wh

gina sanchez, david quidlow, ross gerber, dick buridge, and our own rick santelli. i don't think i have forgotten anybody. ross, we've been spending this week wringing our hands over weaker than expected economic data. earnings have looked pretty good but you feel like this is the sweet spot for investors right now. explain that. >> i think the big risk going into this year at least in my mind was higher interest rates, and because rates are actually staying lower, which has surprised me, and maybe that's the weather or weaker economic news, we get the best of all worlds with higher earnings ultimately and then lower rates which support the market. in the end low rates support the market. so i'm bullish. i like the numbers i have seen and i like the economic growth and a nice cool growth mode. >> all the same, dick, you were saying you were disappointed the correction we got wasn't deeper or more pronounced. it seems people who came in and bought the dips right away. but do you think we could be headed back down here? >> no. we're still bullish at r&b capital manage

>>reporter: david stowe could barely look at marvin and sanchez the 2 men who brutally beat his sochbility the giants fan who faces life of disability unable to take care of his most basic nichltd he has a life time of pain therapy hard work daily. that he must endure. he will strive to persevere. >>reporter: norwood pleaded guilty to one count of assault causing great bodily injury for his involvement in the stowe beating. it happened in the parking lot of donor stadium after opening game between giants an doneers in 2011. sanchez was sentenced to 8 years after pleading guilty to mayhem. he is the one who initially attack stowe from behind. brutal punch that sent the former paramedic head into the pavement. >> pl you are smiling you think it's funny. >>reporter: during the sentencing sanchez was reprimanded by the judge for his smiles and disinterested behavior. >> even now with your smirk i'm talking about mr. sanchez not so much about mr. norwood you show no remorse. whatsoever. no rae morse to the family here. >> expressed her sadness for both the stowe family and 2 men she love. >>rep

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david stow, bryan's father carried a giants cap as he addressed the court. >> the years that you spend in prison what you cretins deserve. >> reporter: sanchez will serve anothern state prison. norwood would have been released today. but he has a federal weapons charge against him. he is looking at 10 years in jail on the federal level. >> i asked the district attorney if there was any thought about charging them with attempted murder. that off would have carried a 20 -- that would have carried a 25-year prison sentence. she said they thought about it but the evidence wasn't there. dave lopez, kpix 5. >> you can see more of what happened in court including the judge's comments unedited at kpix.com. click the bryan stow story. >>> we're following breaking news out of oakland tonight. about two hours ago, gunshots were fired at an ac transit bus. it happened on 78th avenue and bancroft. no one on the bus was injured. police say the bus was caught in the crossfire. it may have something to did with another shooting in oakland earlier today. our christin ayers who broke the story is talking to police right now. we'll get you more details as -- we just learned one