black-eyed woman, the street dogs are running wild. will you save me? simple white ignorance, even the desert has gone into hiding. there is no more meaning here than the crested moon holds towards a dying grove of date trees. i am for the arabic, for the transcription of the arabic, zato dates over fire-baked bread. the twin rivers have already called for us a history. our poets have already explained to us the desert. by what right have you come? who have you have seen the rustic crane in the tree, no chimes but for its delicate wide beak, ushers an intemperate reprieve? 33 beads on a string, why pretend to know beyond the presence of click. thank you. please welcome gale sher >> the first one is why did she care? why did she care, she wondered, laying aside the book. a dim light could be seen possibly from a cabin reaching in not for the word, but for the space which a time. fat drops driven violently side ways. the man's mind into which she tossed herself becomes a bird. fly away, bird. fly south where you are needed. letters moved, she could barely

brown-eyed boy. let's go surfing. >> i can't wait to see you in a wet suit. >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news.isco 49ers emerged from the darkness and nearly pull off the greatest super bowl come back in history surging after the lights come back in, inside the super bowl in new orleans, outscoring the 49ers but baltimore shined bright in the end although we are still, very proud of our san francisco 49ers. good morning, everyone. >> i am kristen sze. 49 fans are disney from the super bowl loss but no one is more proud of head coach jim harbaugh than the ravens' winning head coach, john harbaugh, spoke this morning. >> jim is a great competitor and will do what he has always done, come out swinging, he will go back do work and go do work on the draft. no one handles it better than jim harbaugh the best coach in football and the team will be roaring back. >> kind words for his little brother and happening now, the 49ers are making their way home here to the bay area. you are l

>> if you remainder dry eyed through that, that was an enormous emotional event in this country. >> it was all poll tested. every single one of those things and many of them are very popular and people are saying isn't that great? but it is not going anywhere. >>> republican senator marco rubio responds to president obama. >> the tax increases and the deficit spending you propose will hurt middle class families. it will cost them their raises cost them their benefits, it may even cost some of them jobs. and it will hurt seniors because it does nothing to help save medicare and social security. hardworking middle class americans who don't need us to come up with a plan to grow the government, they need a plan to grow the middle class. >> question, was rubio for the gop? tim? >> he moved in the right direction. i don't think it was a great response. he moved in the right direction because you heard when he was criticizing government he wasn't saying oh it is taking p money from hardworking people and giving it to the p undeserving, he was saying government is keeping you down. government

don't forget black eyed susan day is the friday before preakness. >> don't forget the black eyed susanis also a beverage. >> yes it is. and they flow very readily. >>> let's take a look at temps and conditions. nice afternoon. very, very average temperatures for this time of year. 47 it's dry. dewpoints way down. 21degrees. humidity 35%. barometer is still rising. come back and take a look at the rain on your tuesday right after this. hey america, even though they don't need one wes, clay, and demarcus tried on the depend real fit briefs for charity to prove how great the fit is even while playing pro football. the best protection now looks, fits and feels just like underwear. get a free sample and try one on for yourself. @!ósyih >>> oh beautiful beautiful out there. >> nice day. >> i tell you winter my friends is on the way. even though meterological spring begins this weekend. that doesn't mean that winter is really over. but the way the patterns are going. we are still going to see cold temperatures but so far we have not been in the pattern to pick up any decent or heavy snow arou

. >> no wonder you are wall-eyed. >> wall-eyed? >> i was a little con us food about the camera gun you have. >> why? >> you said it wasn't a camera. >> it is a camera. >> oh it is a camera, a working camera? >> no. >> is it a working gun? >> it is a toy camera and a toy gun all in one. >> it is two fake thicks -- two fake things in one? >> now i understand. >> the creepest part is it is a luger. >> actually you can shoot people with it and then film troy yum of of the -- triumph of the world. >> i can shoot him in the eye. >> apparent looy he is taking care of -- apparently he is taking care of that. hillary is not the most liked politician. you said go bloody noses i think you said? >> yes. >> bobcats. >> it should be the fighting posters. >> that would be good. >> you have a bobcat there. what is that? a bloody nose. >> you cay s asked -- you asked what hillary has done as secretary of state and leaving what legacy? jay she has traveled a lot. -- >> that has traveled a lot and that is good for her job. she comes across as the pre

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the shareholders, while they cheer him and the defeat of ei nhorn, they want more money in the pocketsm the dividend, and they didn't get guidance on that, as you said. we focused on the shareholders coming out, and one of them, well, here's what she told me about put more money in my pocket. >> more cash, expend expenditured, more dividends. disappointed in the line up of the boar. i'm sure they have a position paper working on di verity including women and minorities, but what excuse in 2013? there's qualified people out there. >> and, liz, you heard this echoed by several different shareholders, protect the $137 billion apple sits on, protect it by returning more to us. right now, the dividend, 2.65 a quarter, so they want more of the money returned to them. no guidance on whether that was going to happen. what's a definite, tim said they get the opportunity to vote on the issue regarding preferred shares, essentially giving the shareholders the final say over the board of directers. he promised that's coming down the pike. back to you. liz: do you think they would have had the cour

. >>> the story behind a wide eyed stowway in the grill of a pickup truck. >>> but first, it's back to back covers for this bikini beauty on the sports illustrated edition. >> and don't forget, we're always on at wusa9.com and the wusa9 app. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> good news for fans of kate upton. for the second straight year, the supermodel is featured on the front of sports illustrated swim suit edition. it has a prominent place above the ed sullivan studio. upton and other models joined to reveal the top ten lists. the cover was shot in antarctica. that's pact practical. the 50th anniversary swim suit edition hits newsstands today. >> all right, from the cold to the warmth, right? >> that's right. to florida now. a bird strike story that has nothing to do with playing. >> this one involves a great horned owl. it began thursday night when she was going 60 miles an hour and hit something on the florida turnpike. she figured whatever it was, it was road kill. after the long drive to south florida, she received quite a surprise the next day. >> family that pulls in front

. >> things are hitting a high note for black eyed peas singer fergie. she and her husband are expecting their first child. they have been married since 2009. first lady michelle obama joking about what exactly inspired her new hair cut. >> hear what she said with rachael ray. >> this is my midlife crisis. i cannot get a sports car and they would not let me go bungee jumping. >> she revealed the banks at her 49th birthday. at more interview with great joy way at 10:00 tomorrow a.m. on abc 7. >> the bungee jumping versus the bangs. >> its a good look. >> 37 degrees. >> a major technology

probably got teary eyed. one of the ads that went the other spot, the go daddy kiss is one of the worst of the super bowl. i never need to see this again. even though viewer reaction was negative, the actor from the ad said he's hearing a lot of positive support and he might be lobbying for some of joe flacco's spotlight. >> i've been blown away by support, positive support. a lot of my friends, family, giving me a thumb's up, wishing they were me. a lot of people think i was the mvp. >> he said it took between 45 and 65 takes to get it right. >>> all right. coming up, the tax season is officially upon us but it's also prime season for identity thieves. what you need to know before you file. that's coming up on abc2 news at 6:00 which is coming up right now. >> the ravens landed at bwi moments ago. the city prepares to celebrate the vince lombardi trophy. >>

but died peas and corn bread, you name isn't a rigid black eyed peas and corn bread, you name it.gar in it, and that would take care of anything. growing up in that environment made me really need something, and that is where the blues as something being able to sue the year in bad shape and get you over -- sooth you. that is what the blues did to me. i did not realize it at the time. it was in the music, like somebody took a dollar and put it in a bassie song. when the blues came in, guitar music, and everybody was listening to it, and you could feel it. southern girls do a lot of dancing. they did not know what that was, of but the blues is really what helped me, and also agriculture, connecting myself to the land and understanding what it was about. had it not been for modernization of agriculture, i would have problems. tavis: i want to hear about how you got on this path. i want to ask one more question about your father. well your father got a chance to see you play, it was the experience of losing your father that open you up to the music. >> to really see what was happenin

known for his wide-eyed optimism he was a popular grass valley high school history teacher, very famous for telling stories and jokes. we would go to the grocery store or coffee shop and he would know everyone there and have a story and joke for each person. chris really took to this. i can picture him in the markets of cairo, joking with vendors, smiling, enjoying their stories. chris was chief stevens gone global. [ laughter] >> but chris was also a perfect blend of father and mother. a deep appreciation of history, newspapers, beauty. gilbert and sullivan, p.g. woodhouse and nature. like dad he loved to experience through hiking, mount tam, at lan, barvarian alps. one summer i had a job at signal mountain lodge in the tee tons. he came to visit and read nick adams stories. now is now is now. inspired, he signed on for a job. long after school chris was still there, immersed in the culture. not only hiking, fishing and camping but hunting elk. hard to believe. one of the last times i was with chris we took a long run through the trails of walnut creek. he was reading a book of how to

he was a blue eyed giant towering over the japanese soldiers. his khaki uniform was torn and stained with dried blood and mud. the faded white tag across his shirt read, private d packston. the solders marched him to the river and made him kneel bite coconut trees on the riverbanks much the japanese officer drew his long sword, dip it in the running water, swung it high and one swoop, cut the american's head off. seconds before the blade hit him the american shouted something. perhaps his mother's name or a lover he had back home. may be it was the name of his god. he called out, but it did not matter. his head turned circles in the air before landing with a small that you had on the soft muddy banks of the river. my mother opened her mouth and tried to scream as the head rolled past her feet. on the far hills red sparks littered dark skies like fire flies swimming. the crackling of the burning grass hiszed at the quiet country night. my mother wis perred. in the last stages of the war the retrieving army would burn the dry grass. my mother's fa

she was not clear eyed. she was blind and deaf and the president of the united states never picked up the phone to call anybody in libya to help these four people under attack. the first ambassador killed in 30 years. they withheld information. i think they manipulated the evidence after the attack to create a political narrative rather than sharing with the public the truth about an al-qaeda attack that was preplanned and precoordinated. we will get to the bottom of this. >> chris: let me ask you one more question about the sequester before we let you go, senator. you know if we go into the sequester the president is going to hammer republicans. the white house has already put out a list of the terrible things that are going to happen if a sequester kicks in. 70,000 children losing head start. 2100 fewer food inspections. small business will lose $900 million in loan guarantees and the president will say your party is forcing this to protect tax cuts for the wealth. >> all i can say is that the commander in

. >> reporter: the black eyed peas didn't in 2011 but probably should have.nce, she's not tipping her hand on what she'll sing, but we do know how she'll sing. >> i will absolutely be singing live. i am well-rehearsed. and i will absolutely be singing live. this is what i was born to do. >> reporter: and while she may have won many fans with her star spangled smackdown today, sunday

. >> one of our deputiy eies is injured.one of our deputies passed away. >> reporter: it brought the body count to four at dorner's hand. he began his deadly rampage last sunday with a grizzly double homicide. 28-year-old monica kwan and her fiance keith lawrence shot at close range as they sat in their car. a murder with no apparent motive. the couple had no known enemies. kwan was a popular college basketball coach. but she was also the daughter of a retired l.a. police captain, randy kwan. just one of many against whom dorner, an ex-lapd officer himself, held a grudge. >> today we've identified christopher jordan dorner as a suspect in this double homicide. >> reporter: 33-year-old dorner, a lieutenant in the u.s. navy reserves honorably discharged just 11 days ago, had been fired in 2009 from the lapd. he threatened individual officers in an eight-page manifesto against the department that he posted online, and wednesday he attempted, unsuccessfully, to hijack a boat in san diego. >> he pointed a handgun at the victim, w

. >> reporter: the black eyed peas didn't in 2011 but probably should have., she's not tipping her hand on what she'll sing, but we do know how she'll sing. >> i will absolutely be singing live. i am well-rehearsed. and i will absolutely be singing live. this is what i was born to do. >> reporter: and while she may have won many fans with her star spangled smackdown today, sunday provides her best chance to score redemption. >> i think what beyonce needs to do at the super bowl on sunday is sing her hits, give a die famic, charismatic performance that we all know she's capable of. >> reporter: a chance to silence her critics super bowl style. ♪ the brave thank you guys so much. >> reporter: you show 'em, beyonce. it's time now for our closing argument. today, former republican senator chuck hagel faced a barrage of combative questions at his confirmation hearing as defense secretary. the toughest questions came from senator john mccain. >> will you please answer the question? were you correct or incorrect when you said that the surge would be the most dangero

looking wide eyed and going wow!deed. >>> and finally our closing argument. today a confidential memo surfaced and is stirring controversy over the obama administration's use of drone missiles. the document concludes the u.s. can order the killing of american citizens abroad if they're believed to be senior operational leaders of al qaeda. now opponents say the policy goes way too far. what do you think? should the government be given wide berth when it comes to national security? or does this policy violate civil liberties? you can tell us what you think on the "nightline" facebook page or tweet us at "nightline."

and you can measure my drawings, i went out there and remeasured after the appellant and eyed it from i don't know they were not to scale whatever he was scaling off of. so, i would just like to make that as far as the housekeeping point as well. is that you know that is saying that. okay. so essentially just a little bit of a summary. you know, essentially, the appellant's building is a blank wall, it is 20 and a half feet long and we are adjacent to that property. the current deck is only 2 feet away from that blank wall. all that we are proposing to do is to move it two feet closer. our deck is not radically different in size. those measurements that are in my brief are correct. what i am doing is i am talking the stairs into account for the massing and that is appropriate. so that structure is that square feet. and what we are proposing, is only 65 square feet more as far as massing goes. and in addition, the deck that we are putting on the top, is smaller and the ter aces down and everything tar aces down to the main mid block open space and anyone who is impacted by this would b

dates back to 1984 when the chicago bears clinched the division and defensive lineman dan hampton eyed a gatorade bucket. >> so i just grabbed it. when i dumped it on ditka i was trying to stick it over his head and you could see him fighting it off. he had no idea. >> reporter: but it was the new york giants, two years later, who put the shower on the map. >> it really became a symbol of the '86 season. >> reporter: harry carson says once they started they couldn't stop because their coach, bill parcels, was superstitious. so carson got creative. >> carson has changed shirts and is in the security uniform now. >> what i wanted to do was get the gatorade on his head not necessarily on his neck or on his back. i wanted to see it really splash down, you know, from the heavens, from the top of his head and cover his whole upper torso. >> reporter: but not all nfl coaches have warmed up to the soaking. coaching legend don shuler forbid it, telling his players i picked out this outfit and i don't want it ruined. >> i prefer to be carried off the field. >> reporter: you are probably the only

is i said describe her to me and she described her, a blonde- hair, blue-eyed woman and thought she was a genius and said this woman will be as intelligent as you, a big complement to the woman. i said to her at the end of the reading, i said, mom, give me a name. what is her name? do you see a name. and she spelled out the name in the cup and said sue, s-u-e, you see it? i saw it spelled out and did that -- did i believe i would meet a sue and marry her? >> no. >> and -- you met someone named sue? >> i said to my mom, i said there is a suzanne i know, but she's dark-haired. >> and okay -- . >> and i will get there. >> the marriage, how was the marriage? 25 years, you had two sons. >> well. >> and describe yourself as good parents. >> yes. >> and i go up to san francisco, i come home and there is a phone call that rigs and there is a long-distance call, wrong number, her name is sue, we send pictures back and forth and i look at the photograph, and i said no doubt, that is the woman i will marry one day. we did and had two children. to get to your question, we had two children and they