edgar is in the audience. wonderful partners. we are very excited to repeat the success we had two years ago. this is going to be in the platinum. it is going to be even better. there is going to be a monument not only for a san francisco, but the entire united states as an example of what government buildings should be and how much energy can be saved. thank you for making as part of this. [applause] >> thank you. one of the partners that has been here long as on this project are the architects. they started working on this many years ago. we have the principal director of kmz architects, and with him are two project architects. [applause] >> after nine years, you would think i would not have to put up with the abuse about what this building looks like. i have to pinch myself. this has been a good chunk of my life, and i would like to acknowledge a couple of people. edgar lopez has been with me. bruck has been working as a project manager. my grisette, the project architect, and we have tom checking to back their, and brian stev

aubrey huff impulso a edgar renteria en la quinta entrada para empatar la pizarra..ia larga y travis ishi-kawa impulso la carrera de la victoria 3-2 en 10 entrad. entradas..los atleticos de oakland ganaron dos de tres partidos ante las medias blancas de chicago.. el de ayer fue por 6-4.. cesar mas adelante lo mejor de la primera fecha del apertura mexicano. y nos vamos a la pausa ... con buenas noticias para quienes tienen i-phone, y estan cansados de tener que comprar aplicaciones en un solo lugar ... o estan cansados de la empresa telefonica !!! ---ademas: nuevas recomendaciones de la academia de pediatria sobre un tema que pone a muchos padres con los pelos de punta: los piojos !!! ---y continue llamando para opinar en vivo al 1-866-229-4848 ... o escriba a noticiero 48@telemundo punto com.---¿cuanto deberian ganar los funcionarios publicos? ¿mas que el comun de la poblacion ... o menos? ¿usted que opina? opina? en noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis, tu voz en la comunidad= ----ya escucho usted de la controversia que se ha desatado en la ciudad de bell, en el sur d

edgar hoover was against desegregating the armed services.omotions or any negro divisions or any units. he was dead set against it. he wanted them charged with sedition. he said they were disrupting the country at time of war and they were out here worrying about something that they couldn't do anything about. i remember staring him in the face across the table. i called him a neanderthal psycho-ceramic, a natural crackpot. >> narrator: african-american units, like the 93rd infantry and the 99th pursuit squadron, once again demonstrated the courage and the skill of black soldiers, and the pittsburgh courier was there. >> i was present the morning those big bombers were gonna take off for berlin the first time. the left escort wing couldn't make it, 'cause they got measles, and they were confined to their quarters way across the yard there. the only available unit were the black tuskegee fliers. those white fliers from texas and georgia--"uh-uh, we ain't letting no niggers fly with us." hap arnold had to send word from washington d.c., "take '

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they are supported by edgar lopez, our head of project management, and our city engineer and deputy manager. it is with them and me that we are committed to doing as mitch said, which is bringing this project, delivering it to you on time and on budget as we promised when we got the support of the voters back last november. i also just want to mention that we are not only just building a hospital, but we are building a hospital that will meet the seismic requirements, very stringent seismic requirements that state law requires, and that san franciscans desert to make sure that we will be safe in the event of the earthquake that we know is going to come. we are delivering this building to be a lead certified building, which means that over the life of the building, it will perform better, use less energy and water and other resources -- much less than the current hospital currently does, saving san franciscans money year after year down the road, and that in building this project, we are making every effort to make sure that that $887.4 million not only gets a great hospital built but along

scores edgar renterria. game tied at two. stays that way until a buster posey double.ey have now won 15 of 18 with the victory today. >>> major league hall of fame welcomed andre dawson as well as former cardinal manager whitey herzog and john miller. the hayward native spoke about one of his first baseball memories visiting candlestick park as a kid and being more in fat waited with the broadcast -- in fa fatuated. >> the broadcaster says there is a curveball low and outside. ball two. he grabbed a big hand of i thought it was french fries and jammed them into his mouth and while he was chewing the next pitch comes in and says without missing a beat a fastball outside, ball three. then he grabbed a full of whatever and took a big pull on the cup and as a 10-year-old i sat there and said that is the life for me. i just wanted a job where i could eat french fries while i was working and now here i am today. thank you very much. thank you. >>> the a's took a series from the white sox with today's win. they will need them. they head to texas who just picked up cliff lee.

. >> edgar y luis fueron secuestrados por un comando armado.pos. >> habÍa pasado ocho meses cuando ambas familias recibieron una llamada telefÓnica que puso fin hacia angustia. los cadÁveres de los jÓvenes habÍan sido identificados, uno a travÉs de huellas digitales y otros por una prueba de adn. que una de las madres entregÓ a las autoridades. los cuerpos estuvieron desde un inicio en el mÉdico forense. y que a falta de reclamos fueron enterrados en una fosa comÚn. >> desde el primer dÍa que estuvo mi juicio estaba ahÍ, cuando los encontraran pero llevaron yo estuve, simplemente no estÁ, no hay nadie con esas caracterÍsticas. >> ellos sabÍan, tenían informaciÓn, y los datos de el. ello podrÍan haber llamado. >> ahÍ no terminÓ el error, para recuperar los cuerpos estas madres, tendrÁn que pagar $ 800 por sacar cada cadÁver, de los ocho que estÁn sepultados en la fosa comÚn. >> el gobierno cobra por entregarme a mi hijo cuando fue una negligencia de ellos. que pudo haberme evitado tanto lo. >> hay ineptitud, no les importa. >> ante estas anomalÍ

solo hot, edgar renteria adds insurance with a two-run homer. giants will 6-4, within 2 1/2 of san diego in the west. >>> jack tatum, long time raiders safety died today of a heart attack just 61 years old. in nfl history tatum put that big hit that unfortunately for the raiders led to that steelers immaculate reception. he also knocked out patriots receiver darryl stingley on this play in 1978. stingley was paralyzed and never walked again. >> jack should be in the hall of fame and i think that's one of the negative things about why he's not in the hall of fame because of that particular play, but surely his play on the football field, he should be in the hall of fame. >>> bank of the west, maria sharapova and xhang xee. oh, she's all business, all business. over 3,000 in stanford tonight watching her take down xee in straight sets. she'll play next on thursday. owens and chad ochocinco, will "both" be playing for the [ batman music ] >>> batman and robin, aka terrell owens and chad ochocinco will both be playing for the bengals after owens agr

untied with a solo blast and then edgar a little insurance with a two run shot. giants a little fish fry tonight 6-4. cliff lee struck out 13 a's batters in nine innings but couldn't get the win. tied at one in the tenth. nelson cruise hammers the pitch for a walk off home run. oakland slips eight and a half back now in the west get ready for a trade or two. terrell owens teaming up with chad signed a $2 million deal to play for the bengals this season. he tweeted that cincinnati's game should be moved to pay per view. and congratulations to robert montgomery of san francisco. tonight's winner of a $250 prize. [ applause ] >> from your friends at 76 gas. you can also have a chance to win. go to our website at cbs5.com and click on contest. >> $250. >> yeah. you can't win if you don't enter. >> they say he never recovered from that really. i mean that hit. just effected him emotionally the rest of his life. >> there are some of his teammates who believe he's a hall of fame football player that won't be entered because of that which was legal. >>> see you at 11:00.

a two-run number from edgar renteria. it ended up 6-4. san diego losing to the giants. now 2 1/2 back of the padres. big start for the a's in texas. rangers with a 7 1/2 game lead over oakland. cliff lee going for texas. 13 strikeouts. suzuki taking the decision away from lee in the sixth. a single scoring coco crisp. suzuki staying hot in the texas heat. this game went to the tenth where michael worth gives up the two-run walkoff to nelson cruz. this one crushed. this one crushing the a's, falling extra innings, 3-1. the raiders report to training camp tomorrow and many within the o will do so with heavy hearts. jack tatum died in oakland this morning after suffering a heart attack. he was one of the most feared players in the nfl over his time in the team. nationally people think of the story know that tatum was always all out and it was a clean hit. at 5'10", 200 pounds, he made his presence felt leading the raiders to super bowl glory and three pro bowls. jack tatum was 61. some of the world's best in women's tennis at stanford tonight. a former world number one, pa

i have had the good fortune of working with governor edgar. i am pleased to be able to meet you here now. when i was first invited i said that sounds interesting, but i started thinking about it. we were asked to address the question of how can political scientists make a practical contribution to politics? i thought about it and thought that is the question that goes back to western civilization to aristotle and plato. what nerve we have to say we will have a 5-10 minute presentation. we will make our best effort. i want to and the size -- emphasize that i come with feet in both camps. i taught for 27 years at the university of maryland in the department of government politics in the budgetary process. i also served 31 years in elected office. and now eight years as president of the national nonprofit. i might add that a young lady one time put up her hand and said how old are you? some of these things were concurrent and not consecutive. [laughter] at every level i would receive the same question over and over. people would ask, what is the

i have had the good fortune of working with governor edgar. i am pleased to be able to meet you here now. when i was first invited i said that sounds interesting, but i started thinking about it. we were asked to addre the question of how can political scientists make a practical contribution to politics? i thought about it and thought that is the question that goes back to western civilization to aristotle and plato. what nerve we have to say we will have a 5-10 minute presentation. we will make our best effort. i want to and the size -- emphase at i come with feet in both camps. i taught for 27 years at the university of maryland in the department of government politics in the budgetary process. i also served 31 years in elected office. and now eight years as president of the national nonprofit. i might add that a young lady one time put up her hand and said how old are you? some of these things were concurrent and not consecutive. [laughter] at every level i would receive the same question over and over. people would ask, what is the differ

edgar renteria went deep. it seems a while since he got a homer.ix of 12 games coming up against the first place rangers for the a's. they're either going to get their little bubble burst or sit up and notice them. tonight not what they had in mind. although you can't say th rangers made such a big statement. guerrero sensational year. his first one with the rangers. into the gap, that will put michael young in motion. in with the slide jury was just under suzuki. an unearned run here. as suzuki's signal misplayed. 1-1 for texas. 3-1 final, a's on the short end. >>> for those who knew him away from the football field, the a assassin was just a nickname who had nothing to do with the real man. the former raiders defensive back known for his extreme physicality throughout a stellar nine year career as a safety with the oakland raiders had suffered from diabetes and had his left leg amputated a few yearing as because of circu -- a few years ago because of circulation problems. today, willie brown, his good friend. >> he talked to anybody on the street

edgar renteria went deep. it seems a while since he got a homer.x of 12 games coming up against the first place rangers for the a's. they're either going to get their little bubble burst or sit up and notice them. tonight not what they had in mind. although you can't say the rangers made such a big statement. guerrero sensational year. his first one with the rangers. into the gap, that will put michael young in motion. in with the slide jury was just under curt suzuki. an unearned run here. as suzuki's signal misplayed. 1-1 for texas. 3-1 final, a's on the short end. >>> for those who knew him away from the football field, the a assassin was just a nickname who had nothing to do with the real man. the former raiders defensive back known for his extreme physicality throughout a stellar nine year career as a safety with the oakland raiders had suffered from diabetes and had his left leg amputated a few yearing as because of circu -- a few years ago because of circulation problems. today, willie brown, his good friend. >> he talked to anybody on the s

. >> edgar?his name. >> the guy at the mir rajai in vegas. >> and jay leno was the come mickey and jay brought him on. he appears in the room. he is the greatest ever. he has 132 puppets. >> like saying he is the tallest midget. >> he does three voices at once. >> i will go, larry. >> go see it. >> we will go out there. we will all be out there to see the tallest midget. >> we have time to do it. >> we'll be right back. [ dennis ] is fifteen minutes enough time to start a relationship? some insurance companies seem to think so. [ whistle blows ] but 6 months later, when you've been broadsided by an suv, who do you call? not the name of the company, but the name of the person. i'm sorry. what was your name again? at allstate, you get a licensed professional who'll stand by you. not just a voice at a phone bank. you deserve a real relationship. that's allstate's stand. [ whistle blows ] [ dennis ] are you in good hands? >>> our final moments, don't forget elizabeth edwards. on the phone, one of my

. >> edgar?me. >> is anyone in the age of the internet and iphones still doing ventriloquism? >> larry: the guy at the mirage in vegas. have you seen terry? he has a ten-year contract at $10 million from the mirage. i saw him once at this cancer event. and jay leno was the come mickey and jay brought him on. he appears in the room. he is the greatest ever. he has 132 puppets. >> like saying he is the tallest midget. >> larry: he does three voices at once. >> i will go, larry. >> go see it. >> we'll get nancy reagan and we'll all go out there to see the tallest midget. i mean the best ventriloquist. whatever. we have time to do it now. lar we'll be right back. insurance company. my auto policy's just getting a little too expensive. with progressive, you get the "name your price" option, so we build a policy to fit your budget. wow! the price gun. ♪ ah! wish we had this. we'd just tell people what to pay. yeah, we're the only ones that do. i love your insurance! bill? tom? hey! it's an office party

huff with an rbi single scores edgar rentaria who put himself in scoring position with a double. the dbacks put runners in the corners with nobody out in the 8th buildup tim lincecum pitched out of it. juan uribe throws the first to give justin upton two runs allowed and eight innings for lincecum. sergio romo strikes out chris young to end the inning after the diamondbacks put runners on the corners with no outs again. then in the 10th the giants made romo a winner. a pimp run -- pinch runner and they win the 6-1 road trip and take four in arizona for the first time in nine years. the marlins are in san francisco over the first of four tomorrow night. >>> during the game the diamondbacks announced they had traded veteran pitcher dan heron. with the trading deadline approaching heron had been the subject of a number of trade rumors but the angels weren't generally considered a contender for his services. that's where the three-time all star is headed in exchange for three players and a pitcher to be named. they give up joe saunders, raphael rodriguez and patrick correspondbin. >>

edgar renteria got one in the inning. the giants go on to win it 6-4. they're within 2 1/2 games of first place in the nl west. the series wraps up tomorrow and friday you can watch them take on the dodgers right here. that game starts a little after 7:00, but our special coverage starts during our newscast. the as take on the division-leading rangers. tonight's game is 5:05, but last night kirk suzuki went into extra drive. watch him go after this one. behind the plate, going to the wall, and oh, crashes into the net, but made the nice catch. but the rangers had too much offense. a little home run here. they go on to win it. the final score was 3-1. >>> meanwhile, the raiders report to training camp today and many within the organization will do so with heavy hearts. their heavy hitter of the past, jack tatum, died tuesday morning after suffering a heart attack. he was one of the most feared players in nfl history. at 5'10", 200 pounds, he made his presence felt, leading the raiders to super bowl glory, while getting selected to three pro bowls. jack t

buyer in and you look at what art modell and moving the franchise out from cleveland to baltimore and edgarenteria in the world series against if indians when the marlins were able to win that series and you just look at all of those and they have a hometown guy who elects to leave. it is a punch in the gut and probably will take them sometime to get foefr they ever do and you know you have to feel for those folks. >> rose: but they've got the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. >> (laughs) and it's a great place to visit. >> rose: you are a walking encyclopedia and it's a pleasure to have you grace our stage. >> great to be on with you and i that you can for the high complement. >> jim gray on golf and lebron. thank you for joining us. see you next time. rozat k. sabich. and they're gonna charge me. don't be seen with me, man. they' your own autopsy notes? you dictate them you may stop answering questions at any timnt? any feeling that you might be a political scapegoat? is now in session, the honorable larren l. lyttle, judge, presiding.

ed decker says --edgar says there's changes are approved by sepate legislation by separate legislation now under consideration in the senate aimed at countering the supreme court decision. our phone lines are open. what do you then about the concept of public financing for campaigns? there are groups of the other side of this. the supreme court with the citizens united have offered its voice on past attempts to reform, and we would like to appear what to you, the person out there voting and looking at the rle of your legislator in washington and your money, has to say about all of this. the numbers are on the bottom of yo screens. you could also send us a message by twitter and an e-mail on this topic. let's begin with a call from minneapolis. brent on the independent line. caller: and you for taking my call. i have so much to say on this that i could not possibly condense it to a few moments but the citizens united case exemplifies the problem. the notion that we get personal status to corporations with all of the benefits, but not the rich -- responsibilities that we as individual pe

i had the pleasure of working in governor edgar's administration. was one of his staff people that suggested, what i was age 24, that i should think about going into politics. it was not until i was 51 that i actually began to think about it. as i thought about it, it was a very daunting task because i had never worked on a campaign. i had never experienced running in an election. so i just kind of stepped out very cold. most of the political pdits did not give me very good chances of winning, but i did the old fashioned way. i knocked on a lot of doors. to this day, i still have a diffult time asking people to donate to a fundraiser. all that said, in in terms of -- in terms of minorities and women getting into politics, howoes that happen if you do not have an opportunity or classes that actually teach you how to become a part of the political proce if you are not political, so to speak? if you are not running, i mean, involved in helping to run campaigns? because i thinkhere is a disconnect. from the time i was in the governor's administration un

ed decker says --edgar says there's changes are approved by separate legislation by separate legislation now under consideration in the senate aimed at countering the supreme court decision. our phone lines are open. what do you then about the concept of public financing for campaigns? there are groups of the other side of this. the supreme court with the citizens united have offered its voice on past attempts to reform, and we would like to appear what to you, the person out there voting and looking at the role of your legislator in washington and your money, has to say about all of this. the numbers are on the bottom of your screens. you could also send us a message by twitter and an e-mail on this topic. let's begin with a call from minneapolis. brent on the independent line. caller: and you for taking my call. i have so much to say on this that i could not possibly condense it to a few moments but the citizens united case exemplifies the problem. the notion that we get personal status to corporations with all of the benefits, but not the rich -- responsibilities that we as individual

edgar hoover tried to subvert civil-rights leaders back in the 1950's, as well as political figures. our lawmakers have to have oversight of these agencies. host: looking at some more political stories, from "the washington journal, ' "two years after the democrats held a majority the republicans could win the house, where every lawmaker faces reelection. but a change of party control in the senate, where republicans must captured 10 seats and only one-third of the members are running seemed out of a question. now that no longer seems the case. democratic leaning states showed tight races bringing the number of seats that republicans could seize from the democrats to 11." another story from "the wall street journal," "president obama chided by his own party. democratic leaders on capitol hill criticize the administration for not doing more to help them retain their majorities. president obama accused of partisan minority in the senate of blocking legislation aimed at helping small businesses and the unemployed. joe biden discussed november's midterm elections on sunday, declaring "we

edgars and pender grart -- and pendergraft close with a chilling warning as it relates to the months ahead in sudan, quote, this is president obama's rwanda moment, and it is unfolding now in slow motion. it is not too late to prevent the coming war in sudan and protect the peace we helped build five years ago, end quote. president obama and his advisors need not rely on the warnings of those in the advocacy community and capitol hill when it comes to the high stakes in sudan in the days ahead. rather, than can look to the an qule threat assessment of the u.s. intelligence community that recently predicted that over the next five year, quote, a new mass killing or genocide is most likely to occur in southern sudan, end of quote, more than any other country. a welcome step toward preserving the tenuous peace would be to provide southern sudan the air defense system that the government of southern sudan requested and president bush reportedly approved in 2008. this defensive capability would help neutralize khartoum's major tactical advantage, a virtual necessity in light of the scorch