. >> and i want to once again really thank donny. for taking the initiative about this and he has a multitude of other things to do and responsible for and i can't over state how appreciative i am for donny and for director nutter to allow staff to carry out the additional requests, and this has been a very active board, and since mr. arce, various requests of it and previously we might have done and so i just want to make sure that we recognize that mr. oliveira is going to work out on the things that we are going to ask him to do. >> amen to that. >> so much like commissioner is very interested in taking the commission meetings, and into the community. and i think that we discussed the road show concept. and but one of the intentions that i like to challenge ourselves to do so with a purpose and meaning that we ask them to host, that they are not just to you know, to hear the communities, and interests as well. and second, my proposal tonight is two-fold, one is to propose to a meeting in december, and there is a specific date that

yes. >> and you bring me donny. >> donny deutsch. >> really?shington, jeremy peter who is is such a man. he shaves and shaves and shaves and still looks like that. all right. a revelation that brought light, a lot of different things in terms of behavior and then a new video that you saw of him freaking out. do you know if he was on crack or a different event. >> he said while he was drinking. no crack involved. >> he had to apologize for that as well. this was like the fourth one. when he apologized he couldn't even do it. >> i'm hoping he was on crack. >> no, take a listen. >> i have made big mistakes and all i can do is reassure the people that -- i don't know what to say. >> do you need help? mayor ford, do you need help? is it time to ask you for help. >> your colleagues want you to go away. why won't you go away. >> i hope none of you have ever or will ever be in that state. >> why won't you get help? >> is it time to get help? >> obviously it was extremely, extremely -- >> turn the page. he needs help. >> i need to see the rant again. >>

. >> reporter: donnie doesn't mind these bruises from his act of heroism. he prefers them over the scars he would have carried inside had he done nothing. sunday after the raiders game a woman leapt from the third level of the oakland coliseum. >> when she was falling i held my arms out so she could land on my arms and i was going to lock her in. and as we fell we were going to fall together. that way i absorbed the impact. and nothing was going to happen to her. they call me a hero. i'm a hero to them. but to me, i just reacted the way i did. >> reporter: while donnie is humble. his daughter can't say enough about her father. >> he would be the one to stop and say is everyone okay? and put his life on the line for someone else. you don't see that too often any more. you don't see. that i'm very proud of him. >> reporter: and so are the oakland raiders. willie brown driving to donnie's house with a token of thanks. >> the game ball they used yesterday's game between the tennessee titans -- >> reporter: and even though the raiders did lose sunday's game, som

great story. >> wait a minute, donny. donny's girlfriend must be an nfl fan.at from. a guy that wears that many bracelets you don't watch football. >> let me explain -- >> i know. >> it's having both sides. the sensitive side and deep into football. >> you're watching football while he's getting his clothes fixed. his tailor comes in' measures him. and when he's getting his pedicures and waxing of the chest. >> never did waxing. >> donny please don't show us. >> and the spray tanning. >> no spray tanning. just bracelets. >> coming up next we got our conversation. >> this is journalism. if you can't be honest -- >> he has a special tool. >> thank you very much for sharing that with us in public. >> he does but it's not for that. . >> come on, mika. >> up next award-winning -- you stumble into areas. you just shouldn't stumble into. josh besh coming up next on "morning joe". life with crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps end our night before it even starts? what if i eat the wrong thing? what

so that donny can refresh. >> we all want donny to be happy right now. >> no doubt. in new jersey and we said that very well. to donny's point, if he wants to do these things, you do them. it's hard when the people want to hear over and over again. if he wants to show he's capable of being president, he wants to lean back and manage the organization. clearly they need substance and a message come next year. >> the crowning jewel in the republican family. the republican governors. those are the messengers who can speak english. you go to washington and say how republicans are speaking another language. he is also in charge of preserving the most valuable asset. >> if he can do a good job there and be effective, that will help more than any tv show. he's a charismatic voice. he will answer your question. right? >> it is. i think he should lay a little bit low. he will meet a lot of donors and reelect the hopes in big states like ohio, wisconsin and florida, etc. he has to improve his skills. going into the states which he will do sometimes quietly and in a dismal way.

constaly. >> jimmy: donny waberg, yeah -- >> yeah.f a bite and theyut you just spit the food out. then i guess everybody i developing kind of a routine. donny already said this somewhere, so it's out. >> jimmy: it's out? >> bridgetlways smashes her food with her fork instead of eating it. it looks -- if the camera's up here it looks real good. like i love my food. donny eats. i always have the rolls near me. and some butr. because, you know, i can always just grab a roll and break it in two and butter it. and ll always -- invariay he'll say a line a punctuate it by putting a piece of food in his uth. we're going to have to change now. >> you're gonna change all tha now. >> we're going to mix it up. >>aybe you'll -- >> but be sure to watch family dinner in about three weeks. everybody will have a different -- >> jimmy: we have a clipf you right now fr family dinner om "bluebloods." take a looat this right here. [ laughter ] >> so how has everyone's week been? >> would someone mind telling us what's goingn? why is everyone so quiet? >>

donnie navidad said he saw a woman about three stories overhead on a ledge. then, she jumped off. he ended up with severe bruising on his arms and chest, after she landed on him knees-first. >> i don't wear a batman suit. a superman -- these characters. i just reacted the way i did. >> navidad is a raiders' season ticket older and a vietnam war veteran. the woman who jumped suffered a serious head injury. >>> time for sports. a rough & night for rg-3 and the redskins. >> plus, the highest-paid player in the nba signs another huge deal. stan and kenny. >> you fell asleep on the couch again. i'm can kenny mayne. that's stan verrett. >> it's amazing how you can see the people on the couch. i don't have that power. 49ers and redskins. san francisco said it was a game they had to win. trying to get to 7-4, and remain viable in the playoff hunt. colin kaepernick, under fire for

his wife says while donny doesn't think she's an hero, she does. >> he could have died, and i told him, i said, you know, when you get better, i'm going to slap you. you could have died. >> well, the almeda county sheriff's office says don't know why the woman jumped or how she got into that closed-off section. >>> president obama's motorcade rolled in tonight after a rather memorable time in san fran. >> what i'd like to do -- you guys don't need to go. >> an immigration activist heckled the president during a speech in china town. 22-year-old a recent graduate is undocumented. he told our joe vas kez why he confronted the president. joe. >> he says he was brought here from korea at the age of 11 by his mom. now, he insists he didn't plan today's outburst, says he just felt compelled to speak up >> we'll make our country more secure. we'll strengthen our families. most importantly, we will live up -- >> families are separating. >> -- most importantly, we will live up -- >> mr. president, i need your help. families are separated. >> i need your help. i cannot celebrate because of my im

but now he is everybody else's hero, too. >> reporter: donny is a life- long raiders fan. all day long he's been receiving phone calls from past and present raiders players. this afternoon, he received a special visitor. hall of famer willie brown showed up and presented donny with one of yesterday's game balls. ann notarangelo kpix 5. >> the alameda county sheriff's office is still not sure why the woman jumped. >>> the push to keep the a's and the raiders in town. both teams agreed to short term leasings today. the raiders will stay through 2014. the a's will stay until 2015. both teams want new stadiums. the a's owner would like to move the team to the south pay. >>> california's proposed bullet train is going no where fast. the judge rejected the rail authority's funding plan leaving the project in limbo. the ruling stems from a lawsuit that claimed the plan no longer complies with what voters were promised. >>> president obama just wrapped up a day trip to san francisco. a second stop. just 30 minutes ago the president waved good-bye to the bay area, boarding air forc

as andria borba reports, donny that vie dad is recovering from injuries at his home. >> reporter: the on field doctor mat on sunday pailed in comparison to what happened in the stands. 15 minutes after the raiders titans game from time to time the top of section -- game. from the top of section 301 a woman threatening to jump. >> don't do it. don't do it. >> i even yelled up to her not to do it. >> reporter: then in the split second it takes to make a decision she jumped and fell 50 feet. 51-year-old vietnam vet donny navidad of stockton tried to catch her and stop her from plummeting to certain death. >> because i'm concerned with her. and like i said she's a young lady that's still got a whole lot of life left in her. >> reporter: but the force of the petite victim falling simply too much. >> what i tried to do was grab her so she wouldn't bounce. my co-worker said that she had bounced maybe six yards from me. >> reporter: covered in bruises, donny didn't want anyone to see the woman die and it was marine instincts that kicked in to use his body as a human shield to break her fall.

police say the woman just certainly would have died had it not been for donny navidad.otarangelo has more. >> reporter: donnie navidad is back home here in stockton recovering from his injuries. he's still in a lot of pain, bit may come as no surprise that he is more concerned about taco bell young woman who almost committed suicide. >> as they say, she was twenty something years old. young. and, you know, you have a whole lot of life left in you. >> after the raiders game yesterday afternoon, donny navidad and his friend were hanging around hoping to get his bo jackson jersey autographed. that's when they saw a young, petite woman in section 301. people were pleading for her not to jump, but she did. >> when i seen her falling i kind of grabbed her as she fell. i tried to grab her so she wouldn't bounce. so she hit the le side. the result of that is this is what happened. it's like a charlie horse. >> it left the unidentified bay area woman in critical condition. >> i tried to grab and just lock her in. the force just came down. >> allen martin plea da county deputies

stevie, donny hathaway, those are the people that really inspired me.get inspired to choose the tracks on the new christmas cd? ," ilittle drummer boy always do that live. i do it very stripped-down. i sit on the drum beat the drum, as i used to do as a kid. i wanted to make it more south pe, give it a-ty different flavor. it has been done in so many ways. i thought all the songs needed to have a little touch of home. that is my identity. i feel like i need to always bring that through the music. the donny hathaway song, "it's christmas," i kind of do a different twist. i didn't really think about how i sounded. people have got to hear you rock. -- you raw. people have got to hear you hoarse. just let it out. there are so many records that are perfect. the artist always tries to sing perfect every line, every syllable. i just wanted to bring a little bit of home flavor to this album. unless you are having a spectacular week, you're not only good to be pitch perfect every day, seven days -- >> what i did, i plugged this guitar into one channel, and i plu

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donny deutsch!nature. >> i do that so i don't lose things. >> i guy who has been closed for two days in a row. bad stuff. >> you are quite a day hosting "the view." charlie rose, daily show, the right path. i love to talk about your book. seriously it's so good, everybody is talking about it. we could talk about it for three hours. >> bill clinton talked about it. he had advice for the president yesterday. that's always good. you get the president to do that. to me that was a real moment. that was rough. >> it's the truth, but it's rough. >> it's the truth, but yesterday there was a similarity between barack obama's health care which is his defining moment in his presidency and george bush's war in iraq. the american people feeling deceived and a failure. >> except is trying to help people. >> the american people feels that -- >> come on. they both were. >> former president bill clinton is wading into the health care debate said president obama should stick by the pledge that if you like your plan,

>> donnie andrews should know. a convicted murderer, donnie used to rob drug dealers for a living. he and his nephew dante - who's a former dealer - said some of the neighborhoods baltimore's kids are growing up in, feel like conflict zones. >> this is our war land. we duck, dodge, run. hide behind trees, all this s---. shoot outs. >> that's what it feels like? that it's just constant war? >> yeah. >> dante got into dealing drugs after an injury ended his hopes of becoming a basketball player. >> you know so i started dodging the street at 18, you know what i mean, running with the wrong crew, locked up, shot. >> you got shot. >> yeah, i got shot in my back, in my leg over this argument about a basketball game. he was on one knee, and he was just pointing, bow bow bow! and the whole time i didn't know i was hit. >> so there's always been a recession in this community. >> right. there's always been a recession in this community. i mean for any black community there's always a recession. but we ain't going to allow ourselves go into a recession, that why we go, we gonna go to the fir

scheduling but that does souped sound like we are down to one of two dates and we have great ideas from donny and some insight tonight and is sounds like there is a direction to find the resources to do this and the support from the public and unless there is any other discussion, i don't know that there is any action to be taken. seeing no further discussion, thank you, everyone. could we look at item 11. >> discussion and options for the commission of the environment annual retreat and policy committee input and continued from the august 6th meeting and sponsor and speaker gravanis and wald and it is a informational and report and discussion item. >> thank you very much. first i need to say that on behalf of commissioner gravanis who i have not actually talked to but she is of course very sorry to miss this meeting. she almost never misses any meetings, and it is only because she is sick and i know that she must be very frustrated because tonight topic is one that she has saved. >> and she taken the interest in and indeed, was that the guiding force for a discussion that the policy committe

donnie yarberry has been in and out of prison much of his adult life.sted a few months later. >> you currently married? >> i'm divorced. >> a waste of time, a waste of freedom, so many better things to be doing in life, going fishing, going to a movie, walking hand in hand with your girlfriend. >> release photographs are taken of every inmate processing out. for donnie yarberry, who has a history of substance abuse, parole includes a halfway house dedicated to helping recovery addicts get on their feet. >> i heard they had a six-month aftercare so i volunteered for the program so i wouldn't have to parole to the streets and have nothing. i go to a residential program 60 days and have sober living four more months where i don't have to pay more rent. >> inmates released from corcoran are given $200 and a clean set of clothes to start their new lives. >> paroling to the street with gateway is not enough to survive. it doesn't last two days. i had opportunities to recover before and was never adamant in my heart i was never going to use again. i just know

as a show of appreciation the raiders gave donnie navidad a game ball signed by former raider willie brown and several new raiders shirts. >>anny: coming up on the kron4 morning news, president obama finishing up his trip to the golden state today. we will tell you what on the agenda for the president today your recap this trip to the bay area. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>anny: will come back time now is 610. president obama is wrapping up his three day west coast or by making an economic pitch in the film industry. today, he will visit the dreamworks animation studio of movie produce

. >> and as andria borba reports, donnie navidad says he's no hero. >> reporter: the on field drama at o dot cosunday paled in comparison to what happened in the stands 15 minutes after the raiders and titans game . from the top of section 301 a woman threatening to jump. >> i even yelled up to her not to do it. >> reporter: then in the split second it takes to make a decision, she jumped and fell 50 feet. 61-year-old vietnam vet donnie navidad tried to catch her and stop her if plummeting to a den from -- her from plummeting to a certain death. >> i'm concerned for her. she's a young lady were but the force of the victim falling simply too much. what i tried to do is grab her so she wouldn't bounce. my co-workers said that she had bounced maybe six yards from me. >> reporter: covered in bruises most typically seen after a prize fight, donnie says he didn't want anyone to see the woman die. and it was marine instincts that kicked in to use his body as a human shield to break her fall. his wife laura says she thinks she's a hero. a -- he's a hero. a young lady lived because he put himse

regreso a su hogar en stockton, donde fue entrevistado por el stockton record que lo identifica como donnyvidad, mientras que en el condado de alameda las autoridades investigan qué motivó a la mujer a lanzarse desde el tercer piso del estadio e los raiders. >>> un niño de 3 años identificado como ... >>> después de los abusos cometidos contra un estudiante afroamericano, la asociación nacional para apoyar a los jóvenes de color piden que se aumenten los cargos, ahora dicen que los delitos deben ser graves como racismo. >>> también con est amdd el grupo que representa a 380 conductores busca la presión para conseguir mejores salarios y extensión de la fecha límite para renovar sus camiones. >>>v airas coaliciones que buscan erradicar el hambre piden más eficencia. >>> especialmente en los vales e comida, fernando pizarro nos informa desde washington >>> la organización pan para el mundo hizo un llamado al gobierno a terminar con el hambre en estados unidos, en 10 años. >>> en este mes, en el mes de noviembre, donde todos se unen para comer en el día de acción de gracias, es una tragedia qu

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jumped from the upper level of old got cold calls him during sunday's a raiders game. 61 year-old donnie navidad, at marine corps combat broke the fall of the woman who jumped 45 ft. from the third deck at the stadium. he says that he just got done taking pictures with his friends near the eternal flame when he had to spring into action. >> and the naacp and other activists are calling for stiffer charges against the four white students accused of hate crimes. the president of the university of san jose state is blaming himself for failing to take action sooner. president mohammed qayoumi pledge stood there would be an independent investigation into hate crimes allegedly by the four students on their black roommate. his comments did little to ease the tensions with the students. >> in the meantime, the naacp is calling for the d.a. to upgrade the charges against the four suspended students. they're want them to move from misdemeanors to felonies. the d.a.'s office responded by saying that the chargers are not a reflection of the degree of racism but are rather reflection of the alleged c

mark and donnie are going to star in a show set in their native boston. it will follow their work with their older brother, paul. mark wahlberg has recently found success as an action star and producer and his brother, donnie, a founding member of new kids on the block, and stars in the cbs show, blue blood. going to reality tv now? really? i don't know. >> a reality show. when is your show coming? >> it would bore people to tears. i guess if they want to, they can. >> the snow show with topper. that's all he would want to talk about. >> it's a little disturbing at first, but if you watched us for years, she just moved to south carolina and she named her cat, topper. and she decided to put the head of the cat on me. now i did the web cast for u.s.a. today kalika moquin .com. do you see your tongue sticking out? >> yes. >> top cat. so, did you pick that yourself or did somebody else? >> i picked that myself. it's still disturbing. but thank you for sending that picture and i tweeted this out about an hour and a half ago. follow me on twitter. it's our live

adams the first african-american student and he chronic called the community we have his exhibits and donny famous mutual interviewed by denny bucking stone. we had the great drummer he came in and mentored the children. and she should be considered a landmark and the place should go on to serve the fillmore community as well as the rest of san francisco. thank you >> (calling names). >> hello, i'm peter the 230ur7bd of the jazz center. thank you, commissioners. a little bit of history after the dark days it's called institutional listed racialism. a little later which i call the good goose came like dianne feinstein and they pit in their blood and tears to keep the district including my mother trying to help. so just to quickly say i support of the comments of christen harris and lawyer victor or cuss and make sure that that place is around for a long time >> (calling names). >> thank you, commissioners. as a member of the where had of the jazz heritage center i've watched on a untold number of divorce 80 diverse their time to preserve a culture district of african-american and japanese-am

secondown and ten, caught to the 42 yard line, donnie avery but a penalty. >> cris: thought somebody caught averiry just as he was talking s break. it might havbeen avery. al: right in front of the kansas city bench. >> referee: personal foul defee face mask, 15 yards from the end of the play, number . >> al: tt's mike adams. >> cs: mike adams had a big role whout rahim moore in there and did some nicthings in man coverage. >> al: von miller gog off. th personal foul, kans city a rst down at the 28 yd ne. asamoah trying to work his way back out on tohe field. >> cri i bet you tom brady watching von miller on the sideline tonig. >> al: the pass little high, inmplete but unable toring it in is dwayne we. second down and ten. >> cris:ne thing you notice when you go breang on the incut here blion alex smith and the kansas citchiefs, much more comfortable throwing the ll inside. some of theslittle skinny pos and balls through the tight d right through the middle than he is tohe outside. he is not a big strong a guy. he has to sort of be ablto see itdeliver it. it's his strength. >> al: co

. >> donny wahlberg from "blue bloods." you can watch that on kpix 5 at 10:00 tonight and stay tuned for kpix 5 news at 11. >>> tony and stephanie are cooking up a comfort soup today. this has kale and pasta. >> this is as close you will get to tuscan kale. >> i love comfort soup. four-on-four or five ingredients. very simple. we have pasta. a little bit of sauce. some kale and grushed garlic. >> that's it. that's all we need. >> do you have some olive oil in there? >> i a little bit. it's a layered soup. once i started to cook it we added the water. when that boiled we added kale and pasta. >> perfect. we are being go to add a little bit more olive oil in there. break up the pasta. and then we are going to add a little bit of pepper, a little bit of oregano. i love oregano. and a little bit of salt. not too much, though. >> here we have dried provolone in the bowl all ready. now we are going to add it. we are going to add that in there. look at that. is it beautiful or what? >> perfect. >> good job. >> so good when you put

not christmas for me until i hear nat king cole, and donny hathaway.mooth.oice is that's why i had to cover that one. tavis: speaking of people's voices, putting you on the spot again, are there people's voices when you were growing up why johnny mathis, who you referenced a moment ago, that the voice just did everything for you? that "songs inr, the key of life." over and over again to that whole album, trying to learn the words. he made us feel like we were a part of what he was doing. i cannot even describe what he did. tavis: how does it feel years later to grow up and be an artist and hang out with stevie, to perform with him? how do you process that journey in this short life? >> i'm just so grateful. i'm so blessed. i remember what stevie made me feel like as a child. he made me feel like i wanted to be part of his movement. where are you going? i need to know what you know and see what you see. and now, here i am. i'm so grateful. bigs: stevie does a christmas toy drive here in l.a. i know if the tickets are not already sold out, they will be.

. >> reporter: michigan state university freshman donny washington is already thinking about graduatechool. she's part of a social experiment funded by an anonymous donor and designed to revitalize kalamazoo michigan. >> reporter: students who complete grade 9 the through 12 in kalamazoo get 65% of fees covered at any state college university. those who go through all 12 years in kalamazoo public school get a full scholarship, requirements live within the school district is no gpa requirement and the money can be used for ten years after high school graduation. kalamazoo has 75,000 residents. census figures show one in three live in poverty. since the promise was announced in 2005 enrollment in the district shot up 24%. as families who otherwise would have avoided kalamazoo started moving in and snatching up property. dr. janice brown says because of increased enrollment more teacher jobs were created. in the first year of the program 70% of promised students enrolled in local schools both saw a jump in tuition revenue. >> $30 million in our communities swirling around that wasn't the

. >> donny washington is already thinking about graduate school. >> law school is definitely somethinghat i'm into. >> reporter: part of a social experiment funded by an anonymous donor and designed to revitalize kalamazoo, michigan. >> it gave that you extra push. >> reporter: students who completed grades 9 through 12 in kalamazoo gets 65% of fees covered. those who go through all 12 years in a kalamazoo public school gets a full scholarship. requirements, live within the school district. there is no gpa requirement, and the money can be used up to ten years after high school graduation. homeless when he moved to town be he said without the promise he would an different man. >> i probably would be dead or in jail to be honest with you. >> reporter: one in three live in poverty while many are struggling to stay in the middle class. since the promise was announced in 2005, enrollment in the district shot up more than 24%. as families who otherwise would have avoided kalamazoo started moving in and snatching up property. >> people are like, you're crazy. someone will always want to live

donnie navidad suffered severe bruising when the woman landed knees first in his arms and chest. the raiders sent a group to his home including the legendary wally brown hall of famer would brought thank you gifts. this happened as fans were leashing the raiders game. >> i braced myself to catch her^. i was hoping when i caught her i could lock my arms around her so she could absorb the impact with me but unfortunately she bounced off. >> the woman jumped 45' and suffered a serious head injury and is in critical condition. >> vigil is held in fremont to honor a beloved high school coach and mentor who died while trying to help others. the 76-year-old spent the last 25 years coaching football and serving as athletic director at john f. kennedy high school. he was lit and killed by a car on saturday morning. he was trying to direct drivers around an accident along interstate 680 in fremont helping people as he always did. amy hollyfield will have a full report in the next half hour. >> a court ruling could put california's high-speed rail project in jeopardy. a judge has blocked th

. >> reporter: after the raiders game yesterday afternoon, donny and his friends were hanging around hoping to get his beau jackson jersey autographed. that's when they saw a young petite woman on top of section 301, covered in tarps, despite people pleading for her not to jump, she did. >> and so when i had seen her fall, i kind of grabbed her as she fell. i grabbed her so she wouldn't bounce. so she hit the left side. and the result of that, this is what happened. it's just bruised. >> reporter: the fall left the unidentified bay area woman in critical condition. >> i tried to grab her and lock her in. you know, the force just came in and kind of bounced out. >> reporter: alameda county sheriff deputies say there's no question she would have died at the coliseum if he had not broken her fall. he's still hurting. >> his left arm and left egg and left -- left leg and left ankle. but he's fine. >> reporter: he's explaning he's a vietnam veteran. >> being in the marine corps, we're trained to react, no question asked, you just react. >> reporter: it could have been a costly act of hero

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alex smith 294 yards, three touchdowns against san diego. 32 yards there to donnie avery in a back-and-forthe. phillip rivers, he was even better. trailing with 30 seconds left. threads the needle into double coverage. 26 yards to his opponent. 341 yards passing. 38-31. the niners in landover, maryland, tomorrow. monday night football against the redskins. they'll enter the game in third place in the nfc west. >>> cardinals, wow. now a half game up on the niners. arizona coach bruce aryans, a big hug for colts' coach chuck pa began oh. he coached while pagano was battling cancer. luck, out of sync. forces the issue. 22 yards for six. 40-11 the final. the cardinals now 7-4. they've won four straight. lambeau field, 20 degrees at kickoff. bikini weather in green bay. wow. christian ponder leading minnesota to a 20-7 third quarter advantage. 12 yards for ellison. packers would rally behind former raider quarterback matt flynn. he relieved former niner quarterback. flynn brings the pack back for 16 down. touchdown to boykin. the game would go to overtime. tied at 23-23. it finishes in the 26-26

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ktvu news spoke with donnie shortly after he left the hospital yesterday.he stockton man was hurt while breaking the fall of a woman who jumped from the third deck of the oakland coliseum after sunday's raiders' game. he said it was his experience as a marine in vietnam that helped him respond to this life- or-death situation. >> had i not done anything and did witness her hitting and the impact, that would have etched in my mind until i died. >> the woman is in critical condition. still. >>> word on why she jumped. >>> happening now -- president obama is wrapping up a three- day west coast visit that included the stop yesterday in san francisco. this noontime, he's at the dream works movie studios in los angeles. the white house says it's a chance to highlight a successful business that's creating jobs in california. dream works and its ceo are among the top campaign supporters of president obama and the democratic party. >> reporter: seven people are injured in a shooting in east oakland. find out how one family said they were made to feel better this mor

i think it was donny from lan ar that the oce in hunters point that have not been around for a long time are well established businesses. their cards are full but how do you get everyone else on board. i hope you have learned from the side. i really look and say i need to grow my business to find wags to buildup the cap office to help in the future. this is a 20-year project so it won't be the end. the one question i do have and we haven't touched is on work force hires. my time on the hunters point, we asked for data around work force hiring. it wasn't that it didn't exist, it's just that the data didn't make any sense. it was hard to tell whether it was 1 person working for 10 days or ten people work are for 10 days or 20 people working halftime. it was very hard to see what impact and as far as what the local hiring was reaching the community. my question is, i know as i left the hunters point cac, there was a new system that the city had implemented to track local hire and particularly construction jobs. so it would be great if thor or anyone can give an update in that process as far

donnie navidad rushed into action breaking the fall after woman who jumped from the third deck of the coliseum after the raiders game on sunday. this morning navidad, a veteran, still has the bruises to show for it. >> when she was falling, i held my arms out so she can land, then i was going to lock her in and as we fell we were going to fall together. so that way i endured the impact. and nothing was going to happen to her. they called me a hero. i'm a hero to them. but to me i just reacted the way i did. >> the oakland raiders are showing appreciation as well. hall of famer willie brown personally drove to his house to thank him and gave him the sunday game ball. navidad said he would love to hear from the woman or her family to see how she is doing. investigators say the only reason she survived is because of his actions. >> great story there. president obama wrapping up his three-day west coast tour in los angeles following a whirl wind visit to san francisco. today he is visiting dream works studios for a speech on the economy. then he will attend a fund-raiser of the home of ma