. >> ( chanting ) >> ...and eli and your lovely wife. >> safer: eli broad may be very rich, but he says he want to die poor. to achieve that, he gives money away by the bucket-load; half a billion dollars so far to los angeles-- to disney hall, the l.a. opera, the museum of contemporary art, three scientific research centers. and he puts his name on almost all of them. you want the world to know about it by putting your name on all the things you do support. >> i don't keep it a secret, that's for sure. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bob simon. >> i'm morley safer. >> i'm lara logan. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight on "60 minutes." if you want to feed them right, wear them out, or clean them up, you can find exactly what you need during the petsmart everything spring sale. save $5 on select nutro® natural choice dog food bags including new grain-free formula. at petsmart. [ male announcer ] ten people are going to win the chevrolet, buick, gmc or cadillac of their choice. push your onstar button and you could be one of them. even if you're not an onstar custo

ely introduced me pretty well. safe is a community of students that strives to empower ourselves and others through outreach. all our work comes together every year now at the educational revolution conference where we come together as a national community and a growing national community. and we're here now asking you to help us bring our programs and our event, which has helped us so much, to the public schools, where the need is the greatest. thank you. >> hello. i'm frankie. i'm a ninth grader. i go to gate way high school. i'm a new member of safe voices. safe voices has provided a community for me where students and graduates share the same learning disabilities as i do. same experiences as i do. safe voices has made me proud to have a learning disability or learning difference. it has helped me with challenges throughout school. and has also given me knowledge to spread and give to younger students who have learning disabilities. thank you. >> hi. my name is sarah. i'm a senior in the creative writing depart

i want to mention that eli took his own life. and let me read a little bit from his father, who wished there to be a little bit of a public statement on this. for us as his family, honoring eli publicly at this sad moment is to honor all of the city's teens who, at this particularly vulnerable time in their lives, run the risk of losing track of how deeply they are loved by their families and their community and of taking an impulsive step in the wrong direction. we want to have eli's memory honor all of our city's teens who lose track of the depth of the love that the world holds for them, if only for a moment." the rest i will submit. >> thank you, president chiu. seeing no other names on the roster -- supervisor wiener. >> thank you, madam clerk. so whereas the good samaritan ordinance that we passed today was a kumbaya moment between landlords and tenants, unfortunately at the municipal transportation agency when it comes to collective bargaining, it's not so cume buyia. i was very disappointed to hear yesterday that transit

i saw eli get up and he's got that dead head shirt on.nded what the late great jerry garcia once said. he said you do not want to be the best of the best. you want to be the only one that does what you do. that is our san francisco giants in 2010. believe it. how about a big round of applause for burst kochi and brian -- bruce poetrbochy and bn sabian who brought this together and did the impossible. how about another big round of applause to the 2010 world champion san francisco giants. [applause] i want to thank each and everyone of you. we would not be here if it was not for the fans, for all of you, a big round of applause for each and every one of you. not just for coming out today but every day, supporting this team. we are in a time where everyone's focusing on what is wrong. out here in san francisco, here in california, we are focusing on what is right, the sense of spirit, pride, that sense of possibility is back in our city. i am proud of that, and you should be as well. [applause] let me close by asking bill neukom to come up,

please welcome eli bros. [applause] >> we are most pleased to share today's celebration.is a celebration in which we want to thank the bilbies for their generous support of this remarkable building, so let's give them a generous hand. [applause] it really feels good to give, doesn't it? it was over two years ago that we announced our support to both ucsf's stem cell center. this is actually the third stem cell research center in california that we helped to build. the first two were at usc and ucla. when we met dr. krickstein, and heard about his vision for research at ucsf, and then, we saw the plans for this architecturally unique building, we knew we wanted to help. i did not know a whole lot about science and medicine, but we do know that stem cell research and general looks hold the greatest promise to improve the human condition. with regard to stem cell research, there is no question that california is a center of stem cell research in the world today. when the voters approve proposition 71, they made a commitment that californians would push the bounds of scientif

the first is eli zigas from the urban agriculture alliance. thank you for the great work. 344 signed petitions. dana pearl. fred rinney from the urban agriculture alliance. karen heissler from mission pie. is eli here? two minutes per person. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for having this hearing. i am co-coordinator of the urban agriculture alliance. we are a volunteer community group with over 30 members that advocates the growing of food in san francisco. a number of our members are here today. they are not all planning on speaking. could the folks who are here to support this please raise your hand? a lot of people here to support this proposal. i hope you will. that is the main message i want to bring today. the corps proposal as well as the amendments are great additions to san francisco zoning code and i hope to support them. the bill's sponsors, as well as the planning department, drafted a proposal that is very well tailored to san francisco. i would like to emphasize that as much as i use the language of urban farms, what

how about the giants' backup catcher, had a memorable home run against none other than roy holiday, eli white size. [applause] in game four, he hit a home run, and that pretty much did the rangers in. he is the capture of the giants. buster posey. [applause] how about giants infielder ryan rohlinger? ryan. in game four of the national championship series, this was one of the great post-season games ever played in major- league history and one of the great games of this post season. he cut down the phillies' carlos ruiz with an incredible grow, outfielder aaron rowand. [applause] i do not think any giants fan is ever going to forget that night. rockets were in san francisco. gimenez were on the mound, and his mad-to help win a critical game, outfielder darren ford. ladies and gentlemen, i have only one phrase for the next giants player -- the beard. brian wilson. [applause] fear teh beard. how about the youngest left- handed pitcher in the history of the world series. eight shut up series. madison bumgarner. they tied the phillies in game 6. the bullpen when they last innings, and coming

elis hit his head on the court.e did not travel with the warriors to tonight's game in denver and will sit out the season finale . nothing is at stake in the last couple of games . minus monte. warriors against the nuggets and reggie williams will shake and bake . 16-12 . bird man siting. chriss anderson with a pick and roll . stretching his wings there with kenion martin in the other end . right now, the warriors are leading in this game 399-38 in the second quarter. as expected mya moore was the first pick in the wnba craft and led the huskies to 90 straight wins and she will play for the minnesota links. stanford has two playiers. kayla peterson with a 6th overall pick. all-time rebounder and they chose genet with the ninth playier of the year. first time stanford had two playiers picked in the same draft. they have thes coming back and that is the good news. >> that's it for this edition of abc 7 news. don't forget the tax hot line is open until 8:00. 415-9547621. >> call for advice. see you at 111 o'clock. bye-

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agricultural commissioner, the real people and volunteers, i have just been acquitted with the names of eli and caitlin. and all of these more famous people in my opinion because of what they have been doing with this example. we are personally very happy to sign this legislation. i know we got started some time ago. we are out here, but we are not going to be out here for five hours like the planning commission meetings. we are out here to do something very good for neighbors. we have the neighborhood here that are all in concert. it will be very good deal for the city. my wife wants to be on that list to be able to buy organic. she is one of those crazy 5:00 36:00 in the morning light people. it don't bother me, i am going out. i think this is wonderful. the agricultural ordnance, which is smart legislation, and it is all one of the legislation's that brings government, volunteers, and people of residents closer together. it is things that we do that we are proud of. i would rather win more friends than create political enemies. i will perhaps set the standards a little higher. they have

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. >> reporter: eli lilly, coca- cola, i.b.m., 3-m, mcdonald's and dupont are just a few well known companies crediting a weaker dollar for boosting profits. but it's important to recognize that even for big multinational firms, there are downsides to the dollar's decline. like pushing up the price of many commodities including energy. >> higher input cost usually hurt the margins for companies especially when companies are in a situation like they are in right now, at least in my opinion, they really can't pass along these costs to consumers. >> reporter: a falling dollar also means americans have to pay more for goods made outside the u.s., as s&p's rich peterson explains. >> you have american consumers bearing the brunt because they are paying higher prices for imports. so the drag could be to economic activity going forward. >> reporter: currency could be an even bigger factor in second quarter earnings, if the dollar continues to weaken. that's fine with many times square businesses, hoping for an influx of tourists this spring. erika miller "nightly business report" new york. >> tom: he

you to not only defer your loans until after you have finished your term, but they also give you the eli siegel award, which is approximately $5,000 to use towards repaying loans or to further your education that, along with the sense of community based scholarship and service, encourages people to want to join the americorps program. it's a great experience. why sit around and wait for someone else to step in and intervene and meet the needs, the domestic needs of the people when you can do it yourself. it makes you feel like you're actually... actually making a difference. >> suzanne: that's "nightly business report" for friday, april 1. i'm suzanne pratt. goodnight everyone and you too tom. >> tom: good night, suzanne. i'm tom hudson. have a great weekend everyone.. we hope to see all of you again next week. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

he received an excellent education both as an engineer and as a journalist his son misha eli is a school people. papa tell me what the sentence means. is often at a loss when he tries to figure out his math textbook it's written in latvian. the internet translator says it means headline well yes that's a possibility. a country schools were formed in the middle of the past decade. russian textbooks were hastily replaced with latvian ones. now more than half of the subjects in russian language schools are supposed to be taught in latvian. the oath grew whenever a russian teaches with a poor command of the levee in language teach such difficult subjects mathematics physics and chemistry were to russian school children it brings misery to buzz teachers and students which you can with which in your tenure. in the course of education reform nearly all old textbooks were revised and many russian language schools closed down numerous protest acts have no effect the decisions of life is education ministry final. so far inspectors haven't shown up in many russian schools and all subjects are still

hudson got eli white side to ground into his 6-4-3 inning ending double play. in addition to his six walks, martine prada was the undoing of lincecum. scored nate mccloud, braves 2- 1. prado drove in atlanta's first three runs and then in the 7th, braves got three to put it away. brian mccann with the single to score to runs. giants lose 5-2. the third straight loss puts them at 10- 10. >>> san jose sharks tonight will try to end their first round stanley cup play-off series against the l.a. kings. sharks take a 3-1 lead into tonight's proceedings at ph pavilion. we'll have it at 10:00. >>> washington and alex ovechkin in the same position today against the new york rangers. the caps already had a 1-0 lead after a period. then here in the second, ovechkin does a nice job of controlling the puck then backhanding it past henrik lundqvist. 2-0 washington. worse for rangers. johanssen with the beautiful pass to alexander semin. 3-0. caps win 3-1 to take the series in five games to move to round 2. >>> san jose earthquakes hosting civas usa in afternoon. nice passin

every night is a large concern of latino music aloso must across the placenta also breaking the old elis. asked the restaurant. very structured american jobs and music is very popular in russia saying this is a fiery flamenco always results in full houses in most cases international house of music. moving in small next venue this mansion is impressive to say the least mr president something mexican ambassador i'm with photographs of celebrities and politicians it's easy to see the signal see a disadvantage because of the residences calendar so so will we be seeing the streets scarce let's meet your guests just like. now welcome lashing tommy helling in the hey mr well it's going to be almost three and a half years for you now it's time to. tell you about the various latino events festivals activities that take place here in moscow. it's you know so well this is must call this. big city and a very exciting city i must say there's a lot of crowing on the view sometimes you don't have enough time to attend everything because on the order had you had you wanted to also alternate with the rus