about to study officials say the davis should be tried in pakistan they claim that davis was working in the country without their knowledge and they've demanded that the cia release the names of all the agents operating in the country so needless to say it's not a pretty situation there isn't much bigger than just raymond davis has a relationship between the i.s.i. and obama deteriorated now to a new low and what will that mean for the war in afghanistan joining me from our studio in new york is scott horton contributing editor on legal and national security matters for harper's magazine scott thanks so much for joining us tonight now what do you see from this situation do you think that this relationship as i said between the obama administration and i.s.i. is is really just completely melting away. well i think you know we have a very dramatic situation in the foreground with raymond davis and all these complex claims about diplomatic immunity or absence of diplomatic immunity but that really is just sort of a smokescreen that hide a very very serious rupture in the relationship be

davis, i was interested. mib. -- this is so davis lake, when approach to things, this notion of trying to find ways to work together. i noted that in properties, we signed a letter with the chairman in which we were asking dsa to access to their database on excess profiting. now the president has a hold that the on excess property going on and now you see her committee well. so you see the administration can you see this committee and you see the appropriate committee all going at the same issue, all seen that there are dollars there. were all, mr. davis, having been chairman of the committee do you think the committee should play now that there's been so many interested in this low-hanging fruit? >> the administrator of gsa has just put this together her own advisory committee on the subject, too, doing away with the surplus properties. you have a lot of cooks in the kitchen right now. this committee meets driving outcome. they think you need to hold the seat to the fire, for some time limits on this. this h

and pakistan have reached a deal on the raymond davis case which involves giving blood money to the families of the victims we'll give you details on the case and all find out of this is what justice really looks like these days and violence increases in bahrain and the world is weighing in except for the u.s. so what can we expect next from this foreign policy game that never seems to and then it's an emergency and defund n.p.r. or really there are some more important things going on in the world is this just the latest example of the right wing trying to take down anything the democrats might consider important and happy sunshine week it's a time where we think gradually the obama administration for all of their efforts to practice transparency but this this government is anything but transparent so why is this president being awarded we're going to get to the bottom of all that and much more in tonight's show but first let's move on to our top story. tonight the world waits and watches to seem to panic and avert a nuclear catastrophe thousands of people living near the trouble focusing th

. >> one more on ray davis. do you have any information that he traveled into the country under a fake passport? is that possibly why pakistan is not accepting his diplomatic immunity? >> i don't think that's the reason. to more and then we will wrap it up. >> the attack in germany yesterday and whether you consider that a terror attack. >> the investigation is ongoing. >> it seems pretty clear based on the evidence of public evidence at this point that it was perpetrated by an individual -- why is it not a terrorist attack? >> obviously we are looking into the individual who shot our servicemembers. we are looking into his relationship with others. i don't know that we have made a judgment yet on whether it was someone acting alone or somebody acting in concert with others. >> was it a terrorist attack? i can understand why you can't make that clear. >> well i mean, for example was the shooting of congresswoman gabby giffords a terrorist attack? i mean -- you have to look at the -- you have to look at the evide

many accused raymond davis of being a spy. >> this was raymond davis just after his arrest. president obama called him our it diplomat. many in pakistan branded him a spy. now he is a free man thanks to a payment of blood money. the cia contractor admitted opening fire from inside his car at a busy round about. he says they pulled a gun on him in an attempted robbery. police accused him of cold- blooded murder. >> as recently as three days ago the widow of one of his victims told me she wanted prevents -- wanted revenge and not compensation. she said her husband never got to see these wedding pictures. they arrived after his death. >> my future is gone. my world is empty. i have been left with nothing. what will i do with money? it will not bring back my happiness. >> but in spite of those statements from her and other relatives, a deal was done behind these walls in the jail where davis was held. relative's apartment davis in exchange for money. lawyers claimed they were coerced. u.s. officials left the jail without a comment but said it davis will face a criminal investiga

davis, good to see you again. isn't this really -- i mean, i remember my first term here when we were in the majority, weren't there reports -- did in the president, president bush at the time, didn't they come up with programs that were duplicative and in the nature that could be done away with? so this is a real problem. this isn't just the first report were the first time we've learned the federal government is wasting money by having duplicative programs. >> unfortunately it's a soap opera. mr. dodaro would agree that. things that have been in that high risk list for a generation, and it takes a sustained effort on the part of republicans and democrats working with the administration to get these done and the promise is keeping your eye on the ball with everything that goes on andhen you cut budgets and go through this er thesere the kind things that fall through the cracks. you still have the pentagon but the books aren't able to be audited so how do you know where you are on these kind of things? so yes it's

that is the project to put solar on the roof at city hall and solar on the roof at davies symphony hall. we put that out as one big item. the work in wages is subject to regulation and oversight by the california department of industrial relations and subdivisions within that department. specifically, division of apprenticeship standards and the division of labor statistics and research. the division of apprenticeship standards recently released new apprenticeships guidelines that recognize a new occupation fatah vo-tech installer as a craft and new apprenticeships opportunity. that was announced last week and we have been trying to collect information and better understand how it affects our projects. what i can report to you so far is that it is generally a positive good first-that will help the city help californians build a future work force for the photovoltaic industry, but it's just a first that. we sat down with members of the division of apprenticeship standards. just this morning, to understand what the going forward steps are. they indicated to us that they have received from

>> on the city hall and davies? we are delaying a so far and could continue to do that. we are delaying hoping there would be some answer forthcoming on jurisdictional issues. since they have not been forthcoming, there have been a variety of folks -- should be trying to get those jobs out there and organize the discussion, don't just stop everything waiting for a decision. that's why we were suggesting going forward. if we are going to delay, the only other thing would be is to take the money out of the budget for that and use it for something else. we could use of for something to create jobs now because she don't just want it sitting there. there is no specific date of this month or next month that makes a difference. even if we started now, the work on davy's probably would not happen for a year-and-a-half. so there's no harm in making a decision now, but there's also nothing we are waiting for that will make it clearer. president vietor: it's like if there is no objection, we should proceed, but if you could make sure to communicate with us on a regular basis as to

but how does clive davis describe, define what a good song is? >> i don't listen to a song without also studying the lyrics because to me the lyrics of most songs -- i'm not talking about dance songs which is becoming more and more popular today, but i'm saying to know when you really are seeing and feeling a copyright, it's the melody, it's the hook of the song. does that melody stay with you, can you hum it back after you hear it, is it memorable, and then the lyrics. certainly if it's a ballad, if you're looking for "i will always love you" you're listen to a ballad and seeing what impact it has on you. doesn't mean that in hip-hop or in today's dance world that the lyric is less, not for rap, but the lyric is less for dance records, but when you're appraising the copyright, you're appraising the lyric and you're appraising the hook. how does it stay with you. tavis: because you've worked with some of these names and every music genre that there is, what's the thread that goes through all of that, the consistency, the continuity? >> good quest

on average, this davis--- davis-bacon wage requirement requires 22% above market wages. that means it costs 22% or more on costs for getting projects done, which means fewer projects can get done, which hampers the ability that we have, local governments have, to ensure that contractors and work is done across this country this amendment saves taxpayers millions of dollars. we heard perhaps a billion. it allows for more competition. i ask my colleagues to support the amendment and i yield back the plans of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from illinois. mr. costello: at this time, i yield the blaps of my time to the ranking member of the full committee, mr. rahall. the chair: the gentleman from west virginia is recognized for two and a half minutes. mr. rahall: i guess this is part of the mantra of the majority on this particular bill, do more with less, when actually what we're doing is less with less. there would be less wages paid to our american work fers this amendment were to be adopted an there would be less safety provided to the ameri

>> on the city hall and davies? we are delaying a so far and could continue to do that. we are delaying hoping there would be some answer forthcoming on jurisdictional issues. since they have not been forthcoming, there have been a variety of folks --

davis, good to see you again. isn't this really -- i mean, i remember my first term here when we were in the majority, weren't there reports -- did in the president, president bush at the time, didn't they come up with programs that were duplicative and in the nature that could be done away with? so this is a real problem. this isn't just the first report were the first time we've learned the federal government is wasting money by having duplicative programs. >> unfortunately it's a soap opera. mr. dodaro would agree that. things that have been in that high risk list for a generation, and it takes a sustained effort on the part of republicans and democrats working with the administration to get these done and the promise is keeping your eye on the ball with everything that goes on and when you cut budgets and go through this er these are the kind of things that fall through the cracks. you still have the pentagon but the books aren't able to be audited so how do you know where you are on these kind of things? so y

davis, i was interested. mib. -- this is so davis lake, when approach to things, this notion of trying to find ways to work together. i noted that in properties, we signed a letter with the chairman in which we were asking dsa to access to their database on excess profiting. now the president has a hold that the on excess property going on and now you see her committee well. so you see the administration can you see this committee and you see the appropriate committee all going at the same issue, all seen that there are dollars there. were all, mr. davis, having been chairman of the committee do you think the committee should play now that there's been so many interested in this low-hanging fruit? >> the administrator of gsa has just put this together her own advisory committee on the subject, too, doing away with the surplus properties. you have a lot of cooks in the kitchen right now. this committee meets driving outcome. they think you need to hold the seat to the fire, for some time limits on this. this h

davis and we are great for their decision.as released from a pakistani jail after being accused of murdering two pakistanis injuries he says he was acting in self-defense. >> reporter: his arrest threat ped the entire u.s. relationship with pakistan but today raymond davis is free and these two wearily allies can move on. he was a cia officer who shot two people working forpakistan. in this cell phone video you can see the anger of the crowd after he was arrested and the anger continued on the streets. the people protesting u.s. policy here. the anger scared government which kept him in jail for weeks even though the u.s. says he had diplomatic immunity. even the families of those killed told me last month they wouldn't rest until davis was dead. blood for blood a brother of the man who grave his kilt says. today the familiarries accepted nearly $2.5 million to pardon davis. >> the united states welcomes the release of mr. davis. >> and behind the scenes a secret deal between u.s. and pakistan intelligence officials to share m

in january, davis said he was being robbed, and acted in self-defense. his wife says davis is not a killer.dzhy >> cool-headed, even-tempered, highly trained. you know, i knew that he did what he had to do because he had to do it. it was either kill or be killed. and i'm sure he was thinking, in that split second, you know, i'm not going to die today. this is not my turn. >> the families of the men davis shot dropped the charges, as soon as they received the money. >>> just ahead on the "morning news," wall street takes a huge hit. plus, why costs are going up at the grocery store. you're watching the "cbs morning news." depression is a serious medical condition that can take so much out of you. i feel like i have to wind myself up just to get out of bed. then, well, i have to keep winding myself up to deal with the sadness, the loss of interest, trouble concentrating, the lack of energy. [ male announcer ] if depression is taking so much out of you, ask your doctor about pristiq. pristiq is a prescription medicine proven to treat depression. pristiq is

diplomatic immunity and now it's up to a pakistani courts to decide so what can the case of the raymond davis tell us about the current u.s. pakistan relationship the news starts now. so japan's nuclear situation has taken another dark turn today after a second explosion rocked the fukushima nuclear power plant some one hundred fifty miles north of tokyo now the reactors are said to be intact but reports say that the nuclear fuel rods are now completely exposed and officials are warning that radioactive material could spread over the next several weeks they're going to pay and learn anything at all from the one nine hundred seventy nine three mile island nuclear accident in pennsylvania well who better to ask and then the man who handled that disaster himself former governor and u.s. attorney general dick thornburgh they think you so much for being here now there must be some sense of deja vu as you look at the stunning pictures coming out of byrd to pay. there there is a eerie kind of. correspondence between what's happening in japan and what we had to deal with three mile island in one nine

davis cup he called russia trailed to love often they won while spain held by world number one rafael a doll are too good for belgium. and also talks will continue in the n.f.l. next week as the players and really mean to reach agreement on a number of important issues such as regular season expansion and earnings. and let's begin with time as well russia down off of the opening day of their first round davis cup tie against sweden has opened the way to lovely doctor both the ground grave and same should be a disappointing defeats in friday's same goals well number four of unsold willing to go in control against andres taking this six three six three six one win to give his country dearly leaves. and they will to be called this like against you i am your hands on the second singles of the day the russian losing in another straight sets six three seven six and six pool. elsewhere spain have taken a two zero lead against belgium raffaella dahlan fernando verdasco earning the first couple of points for the visitors and shot a little law school gave his steve the lead winning the opening

davis cup he called. a long while spain held by world number one rock on the ball for belgium. and also talks will continue in the n.f.l. next week the players around the league are aiming to reach agreement on a number of important issues such as regular season expansion and team earnings. and let's begin with tennis where russia down after the opening day of their first round davis cup tie with swiss that has opened up a lot of lead up to both. disappointing defeats in friday's singles while the before of insulting appeared fully in control against sundry of taking the six three six three and six one wins to give his country the early lead really unable to pick up the slack against you or have your hands on in the second singles of the day the russian losing in another straights and just six agree seven six and six for. elsewhere spain have taken a two zero lead against belgium rafael a dollar for not the good ol skirting the first couple of points for the visitors in charlotte walk her down school gave this thing the lead winning the opening match going to play some of the s

so i had a little belva davis tantrum. i was known for those of a race issue. there was nothing to accept the way so that they didn't just, you know, not pay attention. so talked about it, and a few, a couple of weeks later i met a social event and and say how distressed i am and a young black woman physician with the national medical association, you know, that's the black medical association, said i, too, am in raged about this but i'm doing something about it. i have been soliciting. i have about $250,000 with medical supplies i'm going to to come along? and boy, did i want to come along. but i thought i have about a snowball's chance in haitis like this book, you're beginning to understand the title, but i'm a local reporter in san francisco wanted to go on a story that no american team is in kenya or in nairobi at that time. there was reuters back and us when we got there, but i'm getting a little ahead. i petitioned my news director. i laid out the story, and i almost fell over, fainted when he said yes, you can go. and so with a team, my husband a photog

with davies out, the cougars suffered a stunning loss to new mexico, an unranked team.eir chances of taking a national title look slim. despite supporting davies, students across campus today say they support the code. >> we all sign the honor code, you know? we all agree to it. and you know, that's the punishment for it. >> reporter: his coach responded in a radio interview. >> we all know what we sign up for when we come to byu. and the way he handled the mistake is -- he did the right thing. >> it does remind us that people do play by the rules. it does remind us that there is there isnesty. there is honor. and there are people that follow the rules. >> reporter: the school is sticking to its standards. and students may be watching a very different season than the one they had hoped for. >>> legal troubles are piling up for john edwards. a federal grand jury is about to decide whether edwards violated campaign finance laws, using funds to cover-up his affair with rielle hunter. hunter is suing former edwards aide andrew young to get the tape back. young claims he ret

am just in time world number one rafael nadal says he's fit to help spain in the davis cup opener against belgium. all the tennis news to come but first why saki where k h l regular season champions out i'm going to have lost for want times and if they can make to trail streets in the first round of the playoffs the hosts were behind after just two minutes in eagle but you go with mr hugh make in front and go both sides netted in the second it was to score twice in the final period to wrap up their victory and take three two lead in their best of seven series else well that's a leg edged buglers you grab for three in overtime to also take that's three two lead. over doing the football now and also looking to bounce back from the disappointments of last sunday's carling cup final defeat as they have first opponents leyton orient in a cup fifth round replay the gunners all without dutch striker robin van persie and captain sets probably gas but the spaniards could return for the champions league tie against barcelona next week and this replay is one of two thirds round not just taking place

san leandro between davis and marina boulevard. left lane is still blocked.tbound on 4, tow trucks are coming to the scene. the exit ramp will be just a bit before cleared. the good way to avoid the flooding, take mass transit this morning. everything is running on time. toll plaza, that is the san mateo bridge, that is moving well from hayward to san mateo and toll plaza this morning, metering lights remain off. >> eric: time is 5:38. >> still ahead, the startling sight greeting passengers as they arrived at miami airport and officials say there was no danger to them. >> eric: do you want to avoid a traffic ticket? there is an app to for that and also a controversy. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> eric: a fire at miami international airport is under control this morning, a tank caught fire in an area at the airport where fuel is kept and flaming and smoke in the air. more than 30 crews were called in. the fire did damage one fuel tank and impacted all six at the airport. fliaz was far from the runways and had a minor effect but

davis cup kick kick off russia trailed to love after they won while spain helped by world number one rafael nadal are so good for belgium. so i saw a key first and they came shell were a western conference leaders looking at siebel who was then aliments in the deciding game of their best of seven series the belorussians hoping for an upset and jaroslav as the underdogs lets advance to the conference semifinals the holes who finished second overall in the regular season failed to secure their playoff future after losing five three in game six despite that poor performance a man from jaroslava are expected to pull through and are considered a heavy favorite in the in the deciding game seven deny mr does hoping to join their namesakes from reagan in the next round the match gets under way in that's than a quarter of an hour. with an ounce of fried his actions were ok shall you covers you grog were unable to salvage their maiden season the men from a content mind sees campaigning to extend their debut past the opening round playoffs losing their best of seven series the mets allure the m

. >> that byu player, brandon davies, is a star athlete.trators and tell them what happened. >> byu has this honor code. and we'll talk about that. >>> also ahead, an unusual way to express your dissatisfaction while shopping at a liquor store. get the story behind the mess captured by surveillance cameras. look at this. >> she said she was having a bad day. looks like it. >> sobering day. >> right. >>> also coming up later, trust no one when it comes to ufos. what's missing from the latest british government on space aliens and flying saucers? >> okay. keeps everybody tuned in, i suppose. >>> we'll begin with the star player who now really is a former player for brigham young university men's basketball team. >> the team takes on wyoming tomorrow. when they do they'll be without brandon davies because of a violation of the school's honor code. >> diana alvear has the details. good morning, diana. >> reporter: peggy and mike, good morning. byu officials say it was davies himself who admitted he had had premarital sex with his girlfriend. no

this thanks to a law in pakistan that allows murder suspects to pay blood money to victim's family davis is hearing his victims' families agreed to forgive him for the killings after accepting a nice large sum of money as compensation the u.s. wanted davis to receive diplomatic immunity but claim they have not paid anyone anything for the outcome of this case the resolution appears to have cut some growing tensions between the u.s. and pakistan however a lot of people protesting in the streets after this ruling came down.

. >>> pakistan has freed cia contractor raymond davis nearly seven weeks after he killed two pakistanien in what he claims was self-defense. davis's release came after the victim's families were paid more than $2 million which some describe is compensation for their loss. others claim it's a payoff in return for the family's pardoning davis. >>> southwest airlines is apologizing to the a muslim woman who was pulled off a recent flight because a flight attendant thought she heard her say into her cell phone, quote, "it's a go." what she actually said was "i have to go" because the plane was taking off. >>> and england's prince william toured the devastated city of christchurch, new zealand this morning calling the devastation, quote, unbelievable. tomorrow william will head to australia to visit flood damaged areas. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,613 after plunging 242 points yesterday. the s&p dropped 24 points. the nasdaq fell 50. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei was down 131 points whil

commissioner courtney: with respect to davies and what was the other location? >> city hall. commissioner courtney: when the design phase is completed and workers are arriving at the job site, do you have any estimation about not what classification, but how many workers, how many jobs for each site? >> i can give you a general sense of what we thought after we talked with the most attractive better out of the process that resulted in no award. when we sat down and looked at the tasks, look-alike -- that's the question you are asking? commissioner courtney: the total number of people. >> yes. it looks like it would be around 30. commissioner courtney: and any time from a few weeks to a month and a half? >> the total number was -- commissioner courtney: if there are 60 of them on the two sides, that's less than 40 hours per person. vice president moran: i just wanted general understanding of what you consider -- let's say the work goes out to bid a immediately. what different process these would you be going through in your this time verses the last time or would it be the exa

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diplomatic immunity and now it's up to a pakistani courts to decide so what can the case of raymond davis tell us about the tangled u.s. pakistan web. and it's more money more problems right where the government seems to think that cutting spending will pull the country out of debt but will it really work for the spending money to make less problems. good evening it's monday march fourteenth eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm lucy catherine up in you're watching our team now a new development in the ongoing crisis in japan as a third explosion rocked the quake stricken fukushima nuclear power complex but the latest blast centered around the number two reactor but no immediate word of the extent of the damages we did know that the japanese nuclear safety agency confirms that. explosion was heard at twenty one ten g.m.t. we are still trying to get the details for you but safety officials have admitted that they cannot rule out a full meltdown at the moment now the fukushima crisis now reads as a more serious accident for the one nine hundred seventy nine three mile island disaster in the

receive diplomatic immunity it's now up to a pakistani court to decide so what can the case of raymond davis tell us about the tangled u.s. pakistani web. and it's more money more problems right well the government seems to think that cutting spending is going to pull this country out of debt but will it really work or could spending more money make less problems. now it's monday march fourteenth seven pm here in washington d.c. i'm lucy catherine of and you are watching our t.v. now while the happy collective anonymous has taken up the case of bradley manning the group gave the u.s. military until today to improve its treatment of the twenty three year old army private or face dire consequences now the computing hacking collective is threatening new attacks on major u.s. corporations and even government officials as part of an escalating cyber war against those who they claim are abusing power criminals or activists fighting for justice party has decided to go straight to the source and i'm joined now by the informal spokesman and i think now we have a package from lindsay garfield on bradl

bancroft davis who with a stroke of his quill undid the intentions of our founders and set the nation down the road of corporatocracy please help us spread the truth about what really happened in that fateful court case in one thousand nine hundred six and to put an end to corporate personhood and bus stop this ruthless takeover of our democracy that's the big picture for tonight for more information on the stories we covered as our web sites of thom hartmann dot com and archie dot com entire show is available for free cast on i tunes also check out our youtube page youtube dot com slash the big picture artsy and don't forget democracy begins with you get out there get active show up bag your it sumanda.

he was flown to uc davis where cameron came to see him. >> he told me hey, everything is still possible. >> reporter: now, jake has special ski feet, too. >> he is the main motivational reason i'm out here right now. >> i saw you surfing, dude. >> cameron wants to do the same for others. his goal is to be a motivational speaker for young people. >> no hesitation. that is the name of the game. oh,ia! >> wouldn't you like to bottle that spirit and energy. >> cam ran also plays golf. we have a link to cameron, also recourses for disabled athletes and information about high tech prostituteprosthetics all at a. click on see it on tv. >>> for cat lovers there is nothing more soothing than the sound of pets purring with

the honorable thomas davis iii.former chairman of this committee as the ranking member said he looks down on us every day. now the director of the federal government affairs and the man who iued the subpoena to the oil companies on my behalf in order to begin the process of doing the oversight on the flawed contracts that would cost the american people tens of billions of dollars and i want to thank u forhat today publicly. the honorable gene dodaro as the comptroller of the united states appearing for writing the second time as the confirmed comptroller versus the many times that you appear before us graciously as the acting. your work as a legislative bran employees spanning both the executive and the legislative branch providing more than 3,000 people who give us the nonpartisan reports and fact-finding that we absolutely rely on. and mr. ryan alexander, president of the taxpayers for comm sse and often contributor. welcome back. pursuant to the committee's rules all witnesses are asked to be sworn in before they

davis. see, i don't know where the brains come from in that family. >> just for clarification. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all right. it's monday, going to be rainy, let's check in one more time. >> it's a very convoluted forecast. that's why we want to go over it one more time. because for the next several days we'll be in and out of the rain. keep that umbrella handy. tomorrow it begins in the north bay, during the morning commute, everybody is wet tomorrow with the heaviest rain between mid-morning and mid- afternoon, tapering off by the afternoon hours. chance of showers wednesday, more showers thursday night. another chance on friday, an unsettled weekend. >> the bearer of good

brandon davies suspended for having premarital sex. violation of school rules. terriers looking for an upset. >> at the other end. >> giving them the lead in the first half. give him an inch he will bury the shot. up 5 after the long three. second half. parts the red sea. the easy layup. ahead by 8. and then watch this. his pathented step back jump shot. it is impossible to defend.

for davis cup action france are also all for when he starts and they are complaining. sure he showed the spring a surprise in the opening match against world number ten trucks fifty three a frank frenchman had to replace three shall go scan who withdrew due to injury and needed just reset the film else or seven five six or seven. longer maybe two zero point eight twenty eight sounding to scupper on his up as he had no problems against that's when stefan qubit the world number thing to taking an hour in a healthy way to stay positive and six love six through the big three also won by the argentina to be a commanding two zero lead in their match up with romania while the rest of the ties a level of wanted to do the. now let's continue with ice hockey where you come as you grow were unable to salvage their maiden season the man from hunting months ceased failing to extend their debut past the opening round playoffs losing the best of seven series to metalwork the man from the north in closing moves on the road moving into the second round with a call for the full long way

we have a couple of trouble spots south 880 between davis and marina. left lane blocked for flooding. also we have a wreck east 80 ramp to highway 4 blocked for an accident. also they are working on a wreck westbound highway 4 at pacheco cleared off the off- ramp. northbound 17 to northbound 280, everything over to the left shoulder. live look at 101 through the south bay at mckee, so far not too bad but a little reflection there on the headlights from the road so we might start seeing some rain this morning. give yourself some extra time. that's traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it's 5:20. now time a check of our top stories on this thursday. some more fallout from last year's deadly pipeline explosion in san bruno. today the state public utilities commission will consider fining pg&e $1 million a day for not providing safety documents in a timely fashion. it was back in january the cpuc ordered pg&e to provide records to prove its pipeline pressure is safe. >>> the city of tajura is being bombed in libya. french air strikes have reportedly hit a

we remember the days when the davies' campus was a place where some many young men and people of color came for treatment. we have a system of care as represented here. this does not mean more important, it means more acute. that includes outpatient care and the blue services. we provide a comprehensive set of services to the residence of san francisco. this is no longer just delivered in hospitals, this is delivered in thousands of offices and clinics. if we looking more details about what we provide for outpatient care, you can see not only physician offices but a community clinics like our family health center. this is in our diabetes centers. of course, urgent care. we provide about 40% of all of the hospital care in san francisco and we are proud to deliver half of every baby born. a third of the emergency room visits. 70% of what we do is taking care of san franciscans, the other comes from people who -- from people who come outside of the city. we are proud to partner with other hospitals in the city, usually chinese hospitals. the purple here represents rehabilitation and recov

i want to say thank you to you, belva davis.i have known you for a very, very long time, since the days of your beauty pageant which was an awesome experience. [laughter] and i have watched you connect the dots between culture and commerce and politics, and in a way that belies the upbringing that i did not know about until i read the book. and i, before i knew it, there were tears coming down my face because i've never seen you not as perfectly poised as you are right now. it would never in my wildest dreams would i think that you had ever to endure anything that you had. and i want to thank you for being such a formidable role model and for not stepping back from that, but rather for embracing it. and look at the bar that you have raised for everyone that you opened the door for to come through after you. it's a high bar, and it should be. because as much as you've done, there is still so much more to do, so i just want to say thank you, belva davis. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, florine reilly. thank you. [applause] i a

and let's begin with tennis where russia down off of the opening day of the first round davis cup tie against sweden has opened up a two lovely dealt to both the ground driven tamer really suffered disappointing defeats in friday's singles well before been sold to link up with pulling control against andres taking the six three six three six one wing to give his country and he leads give us really unable to pick up the slack against your hand your hands on the second singles of the day the russian losing yet another straight sets a six three seven six and six full. house was spain have taken a two zero lead against belgium rafaela dahlan for another doll skirting the first couple of points for the visitors in shock no one who gave his team believe winning duping much comfortably savia malise going down against the world number nine in straight sets remember del school was drafted in as a late replacement for the injured there are approved this people's decision was worth a read about a six six three big breaking glass bottles. world number one the ball that extends beyond the jazz to

davis says that he acted in self-defense. the case has damaged u.s. relations with pakistan, a key ally in the war on terror. >>> more charges are being piled on the u.s. army private accused of providing sensitive information to wikileaks. it could mean bradley manning spends the rest of his life in prison. among the charges now being levied against manning is aiding the enemy. that could have gotten him the death penalty. but prosecutors say they won't be seeking that punishment. manning is suspected of passing state department cables and important documents about the wars in iraq and afghanistan to wikileaks. >>> and president obama has signed a temporary spending bill that will keep the government afloat for the next two weeks. it cuts $4 billion in spending. and makes no dent in the $1.6 trillion deficit. republican leaders say they are determined to chop tens of billions more in a longer-term bill. vice president joe biden is set to begin talks with them as early as today, to work on a possible compromise. >>> and also from washington, word that

davis, thank you very much for that kind introduction.i, mirrored jordan, others assembled here in, those associated with the foundation and with this application and this event, you know good and well the spirit of the general award is given to that individual who exhibits extraordinary commitment to making san francisco general hospital what it is. this year, the recipient is one of whom all of you know very well. you know her because, i suspect you will hear, because she ask you to come. there is nobody that she has encountered in the last several years that she has not said, you have to do something for the general. when i see her coming now, i go the other way. i have given all i can give to the general. [laughter] that is the nature of who our recipient is. she came on the board of the foundation, some 11 years ago. by 2003, she had been elevated to the president of the board. and in that capacity, she guided the general from being a place that most of us looked at as a place for the disadvantaged and poor people only, into an extra

. >>> the warriors take on baron davis and cleveland. gary has. an overtime thriller in nashville. gary ♪ [ male announcer ] unrestrained. unexpected. and unlike any hybrid you have ever known. ♪ introducing the most fuel-efficient luxury car available. ♪ the radically new... 42 mile per gallon ct hybrid from lexus. ♪ welcome to the darker side of green. >>> all right, good good evening, everybody. the sharks keep on coming. after a weak first half of the season. the best team in the national hockey league, justin, sharks have a 2-1 lead. couple of minutes later, nashville, san jose arena will. and then we go to overtime. patrick marleau, coming back. there it is. patrick marleau, his 24th game of the sharks trail detroit but 1-2. j. >>> baron davis, you know this guy will put a half effort most night. >> i'm not hiding anything. the audience deserves my opinion. stephen curry had 17 points, 6 assists. al stark was there, cleveland was. they will finish with new gorse tomorrow night. alice, one more time. 24, 95-87. >>> george karl, good news for george, former warriors. and they w

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davis was a cia contractor with diplomatic credentials. a higher court plans a hearing on the matter next week. >>> the army has filed 22 new charges against the soldier suspected of sending thousands of classified documents to the wikileaks website. among the new charges facing private first class bradley manning, is aiding the enemy. it's a capital offense but prosecutors say they won't recommend the death penalty. manning was charged in july with leaking more than 250,000 classified state department cables. >>> the search for survivors of last month's new zealand earthquake is over. officials in christchurch called it off today. 161 bodies have been recovered and 200 people are still listed as missing. officials say there is no chance anyone buried this long could still be alive. >>> three dutch marines are being held by gadhafi government forces in libya this morning, following a failed rescue mission. a ministry spokesman said the marines were captured sunday after landing near the mediterranean coast. they were trying to rescue two d

davies was dismissed for violating the mormon school's honor code for having premarital sex.c director defended the decision. >> we understand that people across the country might think this is foreign to them. and they're shocked and surprised. but for us, we deal with this quite often. >> an honor code review is under way to determine if davies will remain in school, and whether he could play next season. >>> straight ahead, your friday morning weather. and in sports, the heat and the magic battle in miami. well-being. we're all striving for it. purina cat chow helps you nurture it in your cat with a full family of excellent nutrition and helpful resources. purina cat chow. share a better life. this is your lucky day. pantene's 2-in-1's are customized, with 5 new versions. find yours and love it or twice your money back. that's the smart beauty guarantee. 2-in-1's from pantene. healthy makes it happen. but sometimes i wonder... what's left behind? [ female announcer ] introducing purifying facial cleanser from neutrogena® naturals. developed with dermatologists... it's clin