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he was inducted into the pro football hall of fame in 2000. prior to his 15-year nfl career, he was an all-american at usc and helped the trojans when the 1978 national championship. ronnie lock. [applause] i would be remiss, we have a special guest in the house we did not know what was coming. carmen, right there. he claims he is 6 -- responsible for all of ronnie's success. marchand lynch is a human wrecking ball . did you see that run against the saints in the playoffs last year? wow. he grew up in oakland and became a running back at cal where he racked up and earned all- american honors. he just finished his fifth nfl season and as he often does, he is participating in a charity event later this evening. ladies and gentlemen, marchand lynch. [applause] kim oden is one of the greatest volleyball players of all time. she was a three-time all- american at stanford and helped establish stanford as one of the top programs in the country. she was a member of the u.s. national team for years and played in two olympic games. she was named player

either way they get a star on hollywood's walk of fame. >>> the penguins are flying high and brittney griner slams the gator. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning to you. welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> a powerful earthquake hit southern mexico damaging many buildings. the 7.4 magnitude quake caused disruptions of electricity, air travel and cell phones. but thankfully no fatalities. >>> police in french exchanged gunman with a person suspected of killing four at a jewish school. he may have trained in pakistan. >>> troops are battling rebel forces in several cities and two suburbs in dwa mass cuss are under tank bombardment and russia says it's ready to support a new u.n. effort to force president assad to halt his crackdown on the opposition. >>> a painting credited for years to an anonymous artist was actually done by vincent van gogh. researchers used x-ray techniques to work called "still life with meadow flowers and roses" was painted by van gogh on top of another work of his. >>> now here's

hall of fame quarterback with a future hall of fame quarterback. >> yeah. >> and brothers there. >> rightere and. >> the connection is greatness. he has two super bowl rings. >> and this is the other thing. he's in a weak division. >> that is true. >> oakland, kansas city, and san diego. all weaker teams and that means the odds of winning are bet jeer and i didn't see him go to denver initially. makes sense. my question, will he win there? >> of course he will. >> i agree. i think they will, too. >> because of that division. >> right. >> and that was not great last year and into the play-offs. >> and next wok. >> by tom brady. >> right. >> and did that with tim tebow. >> bringing us to our next subject. >> yes. >> and getting traded to the new york jets. >> i can't see how this is good. you think denver has a lot of people look at him. >> and that is robert griffin 3. and tim tebow. >> who is not -- . >> and you not robert griffin, but he does, a mobile quarterback, like rg-3 and did it had a -- does it in a different way. if i'm mark sankez in new york, i'm going why are you bringing in

. >>> another hall of fame her to come to the rescue, as fans almost booed the warriors' owner off the court. >>> riptide rescue in the north bay. helicopter video is dramatic. officials say the real hero was in the water.

meteorologist christina loren deserves to be in some form of hall of fame. you're in my personal one. >> i'm in the dog house hall of fame because i've got showers to report over the weekend, unfortunately. and this weekend, a lot of kids start spring break. the good news, though, it's not going to rain all weekend long. saturday, you want to make the indoor plans, though, make it a netflix night. drizzle out there, as well, especially at the coast and that chance for drizzle will continue until 9:00 a.m. pretty strong ridge is going to build in and quickly clear all that cloud cover out of the way. we're talking about sunshine by about noon in the south bay, you're going to have to wait until about 2:00 in the north bay, highs in the 70s up there. weekend storm arrives as we head through tomorrow night into saturday. but nonetheless, that's my word of the day. we're actually going to hit about 72 degrees before that storm system rushes in. that's the good news, the quick-moving system too. it's going to come in over the course of saturday and move out of he

hall of fame quarterback. >> look at the pose there. nice jersey. >> so there is a connection there. so that -- >> the connection is greatness. >> he is in a weak division. oakland, kansas city, san diego, all weaker teams. so that means that the odds of winning a division even better. >> i didn't ehim going to denver initially. i understand what you're saying now. it duds seem to make some sense. my question is will he win there? >> of course, he will. >> because of the bad division. >> right, right. he wasn't that great last year. he lost the last three games of the season backed into the playoffs. >> they did all that with a guy named tim tebow. >> tim tebow and all the dram a getting traded to the new york jets. that is a good move or bad move? >> i can't see how this is good. are going to a fish bowl. you think denver has a lot of people out there being look at him. that is robert griffin iii. but tim tebow does it in a different way. i don't see how this is success. if i'm mark sanchez, i'm going to be why are you bringing in 15.

around 1861 through his association with redpaths newspaper and his rising fame as a speaker within the community. what we do know at the time is that he comes to the attention of the lincoln administration. abraham lincoln was a c colonizationist. it is also very reflective of that time in history. the movement was the belief that after emancipation that freed slaves should be settled abroad. liberia was a location where freed slaves set up their location and he investigated central america where he was hoping to obtain land. in 1862 lincoln held a meeting at the white house to pitch this proposal to them. he had obtained $600,000 in funding from congress to subsidize and support their transport and he was in the process of negotiating contracts with the government of club governments at ti one of the the time. and later, the government of the united kingdom, and the modern day country of gyana. meynard stirred quite a bit of attention. he said that the president made himself look ridiculous as his solution to slavery. menard saw this as an opportunity. while he did not agree with the

either way the muppets get a star on hollywood's walk of fame. >>> peyton is introduced. the penguins are flying high and brittney griner slams the gators. you're watching "early today." . . . >>> very good morning to you. welcome back to early today. here are some of your top headlines. a powerful earthquake hit southern mexico yesterday. the 7.2 magnitude quake caused interruptions but no fatalities. police in france have changed gunfire today with a gunman expected of killing four people at a jewish school. the suspect may have trained in pakistan. >>> troops are battling rebel forces in several cities and two subjects are under tank embarkment today. there's a new u.n. effort to support the crack down on the opposition. and a painting credited for years to an anonymous artist was actually done by vincent van gogh. researchers used expert techniques to determine that the work was painted by van gogh on top of another work of his. now, here's an early look at one of your top health headlines. new studies say people who took an aspirin every day were 36% less likely to b

today the muppets as in the ones you just saw all received a star on the hollywood walk of fame much better treatment you could say than the real life ones i goldman sachs according to greg smith all that and more goldman alum who have come forward about the firm's muffet customers will give you the round up of them as a new round of staff cuts a pullman our dogs latest work let's get to today's capital account. as you heard me say federal reserve chairman ben bernanke he began his call into lecture series today he spoke to undergraduate students at george washington university right here in d.c. for becoming the first chairman ever to help teach a college course now eighty students apply wrote essays really wanted to be a part of this to become indoctrinated and why the federal reserve is important i would argue let's highlight a few of his powerpoint lessons since we listened and watched his lecture attentively so here's where he's talking about the fed being the lender of last resort he says the qualities there are that they lend freely against good assets at a penalty great to di

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army women's foundation hosted its annual hall of fame luncheon. the focus, women who served in vietnam. local servicewomen were inducted into the foundation hall of fame and they were asked to share their stories about serving as nurses, translators, and navigators. president obama promises there will be a full and thorough investigation into the murder of 16 afghan citizens allegedly by one u.s. soldier. defense secretary says he could face the death penalty when brought to trial in this country. that, however, has not satisfied the protesters in afghanistan. they want a trial in their country. the president assures them, justice will be done. >> the killing of innocent civilians is outrageous and it's unacceptable. it's not who we are as a country and it does not represent our military. >> the taliban is promising revenge and today insurgents fired on an afghan government delegation at a memorial service for the victims and one afghan soldier was killed. >>> four major banks don't have enough capital to survive another economic collapse. that's

first american letter, beginning of world fame. finally it seemed the world was waking to his genius. during the next few months, silence settled back in. nevertheless nietzsche enjoy the exuberant productivity in which he wrote his next work. was also during this period he was reading one of his favorite philosophers, ralph waldo emerson and thanks to his renewed inspiration used emerson quotations for the book's epigraph. how fitting that while riding his philosophical love letter to his american hero that a second letter should arrive from the states and from the very native ground of the stage of concord. in a letter from boston dated may 29, 1882, professional violinist wrote to nietzsche to express as he put it, quote, my most humble thanks for the benefit i have the right from your work and the wish which i long entertained to possess a likeness be ever so small of the man i learned to a door for the greatness of his mind and sincerity of his utterances. that was a translation from a german sentence and german to write longe

. >>> it appears there may be a family shake-up for the famed falcon as top san jose city hall this iseo from a webcam it shows clara the matriarch of the family sitting atop four new eggs the father is nowhere to be found. the papa at least we believe to be the papa esteban appears to have been chased off by a new top bird. bird watchers call the new suitor fernando the rocket and say he's been flying overhead to protect clara for several days. >> i don't know. she doesn't look too happy. >> soap opera. >> meteorologist mike nicco in now. >> bird soap opera. very heartwarming story. gosh i hope they get things settled before the kids hatch. 11:18. looking down from sutro tower not bouncing as much as did it yesterday we still have breezes not as aggressive as yesterday. vollmer peak gusts this morning 25 to 30 miles per hour now 15. in that is good news especially if you are going to be out in a high profile vehicle or open water where the winds were nasty yesterday. fastest winds now fairfield 31, gusting to 23 at sjc, san jose. northeast wind at half moon bay gusting to about 23 mil

and bring rain, wind and chilly temperatures. >>> don nelson is going into the basketball hall of fame of all time but for various reasons everything political in this world and some folks thought don was a little too interested in how much money he would take every time he was fired. they fire him in dallas and he sued mark. they fire him here and he sued the warriors. to make a long story short, he liked his money but was a great, great coach and goes in -- there is a nice feel with this with don who was nominated today for induction. ralph sampson played a quick time and jamal was on the team with rick and rick the coach and reggie miller the great shooter also goes in but that three warriors of course nelson the most longevity here and the winningest coach of all time they will make it official at the final four this weekend. the 49ers have a new running back. remains to be scene how much he has left. isn't this funny? he'll be 30 this coming season. they say brandon jacobs may be through but coming off a super bowl winning performance but thought he was worth more than the giants

but the muppets now have a star on hollywood's walk of fame. more than 50 years after kermit first appeared on television, miss piggy named some of her favorite fellow stars. [indiscernible] [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the muppet star is here just off hollywood boulevard. it's now the 2,466th star on the walk of fame. ashton kutcher is going to be a real space cadet. the star of cbs's "two and a half men" signed up to fly aboard richard branson's space flight. virgin galactic plans to begin operations next year. >> punched me, strangle me, take things from me, sit on me. >> reporter: hollywood heavyweights want a lower parental rating for bully. a new documentary about teen bullying. stars like meryl streep joined the call to change the film's rating from r to pg-13 so teenagers can see it without being accompanied by an adult. >> if kids see this movie without mom and dad, they'll take their own action. if i was 15 years old and my mom said come on, harvey, let's see the movie, i would run out of the theater. >> reporter: bully opens in limited

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around 1861 through his association with redpaths newspaper and his rising fame as a speaker within the community. what we do know at the time is that he comes to the attention of the lincoln administration. abraham lincoln was a colonizationist. this is a part of link's legacy in history that has caused quite a bit of controversy, but it is also very reflective of what existed in antislavery and northern moderate at that time in history. the movement was the belief that after emancipation that freed slaves should be settled abroad. liberia was a location where freed slaves set up their own government. lincoln investigated central america as his primary space where he was opening to obtain land. in 1862 lincoln held a meeting at the white house to pitch this proposal, this colonization proposal to them. he had obtained $600,000 in funding from congress to subsidize and support their transport and he was in the process of negotiating contracts with the government of colombia, the government of haiti which was interested in obtaining population, one of the two free black governments at th

the st petersburg region is not famed for its skiing snowboarding slopes but tucked away near russia's northern capital is a snowboarding haven in the making and it's here the second annual quicksilver neustar snowboarding event was held part of a season long petition called the ticket to ride tour and which riders from all over the world compete in various locations worldwide. t.t. or ord think it's a ride it is an international association and they have certain great syria for the level of competition if you want your event to have four star status you need to have these great theory in place the amounts of prize money level of infrastructure etc so far everything is quality i have been to four and five star events so i would even venture to say that it looks like a five star event the highest rating an event carries the more points and hence the bigger attraction for competitors this has to be the snow boarding event for russians this winter season as it's only the second time of the all star events of the tickets the right tool is being held in russia but that means there's a whole

russian shop giants come as masters race team chilling and then most of them she is a famed seats in a room of clients at the back of a rally it was also time for some death by stunts but first time writer caleb moon at teatime exclaims medalist i definitely think russia could be a huge player in an extreme sports so that that side of yeah i don't think there's too many russian i think are the states for the x. games but they would be awesome best athletes are coming in and competing happy competitors in crowds meant it was a good day for the sport but the organizers say he's going big plans for the future we started about four years ago to organize a contest and now we have a biggest event in muslim europa soul i think it's a good progress and for the next year we have a plan to move it to the city because if we can get about ten thousand spectators here we also can get called fifty or one hundred in the city winter doesn't last forever meaning this events the last big one in russia this season but bigger and better is to come in the sports avalanche and popping. in russia and beyon

to fame being attached to accumulation? because i feel now we're often famous for the stuff we have rather than the stuff we make. i wonder if you see that kind of transition in this period and if that's what artists like vanderlin are reacting to? >> yeah, that's really complicated question. what i guess i would gesture towards would be that the self-identity or self-identification of many of these artists -- i mean somebod considering himself an artisan and entrepreneur, what you might see is one person sees himself as an artisan and the reason i stick all these things together is i really want to break apart the categories of this one's in the art world and this one's in the artisanal or this one is mechanical and this one is not. which is later in the mid-19th century romantic , vanderlin is academic artist. even though he thinks of himself in a very different world, a world of artists, he very much recognized in the case of phillips here's the way to have one foot in one world and one foot in another world. and many of

so first american letter, the beginning of world fame. finally it seemed the world was awakened to his genius. during the next few months, however, silence settled back in. never the less, nietzsche enjoyed a stretch of exuberant productivity in which he wrote his next work, "the gay science." it was also during this period he was rereading one of his favorite philosophers, ralph waldo emerson, and thanks to his renewed inspiration, used an emerson quotation for the book's epigraph. how fitting, then, that while writing his philosophical love letter to his american hero that a second letter should arrive there the states, indeed from the very native grounds of the sage of concord. in a letter from boston dated may 29, 1882, a professional violinist wrote to nietzsche to express as he put it, quote, my most humble thanks for the benefit i have derived from your works and the wish which i've long entertained to possess a likeness, be it ever so small, of the man i have learned to adore for the greatness of his mind and the sincerity of his

and also kind of his rising stature in fame as a familiar fleteer and speaker within the abolitionist community. what we do know, though, at the time is he immediately comes to the attention of the lincoln administration. abraham lincoln was a kol oh anizationist. this has caused quite a bit of controversy, but it's very reflective of what existed for an anti-slavery northern moderate in that time of history. colonization movement was a belief that after emancipation, the freed slaves, the freed african-americans should be resettled abroad, in another location. liberia was the most famous of these locations and the oldest. it was established in the 1820s, attained its independence in the 1840s, as a location where freed slaves colonized themselves and set up their own government. but lincoln was interested in colonization somewhat closer to the united states. he investigated central america as his primary space where he was hoping to obtain land. in 1862, lincoln actually held a meeting at the white house, with five free african-americans from the district of columbia, to pitch this p

and it's fitting that adler, when he takes a degree of fame in the way that durant takes fame, adler was on the cover of "time" magazine, and the subheadline read, should professors commit suicide? this was in jest, i thing. adler was a professor, too. but only partly in jest. what adler was offering throughout his life was education minus the middle man. he did this by johnny appleseeding great book discussion groups in the united states. this is right after world war ii. we just defeated the nazis and the japanese and we have this new challenge with the cold war, and americans want to know what is it about our civilization that's worth defending. the great books provided them with that, and these discussion groups were at their peak. 50,000 americans meeting in high school gymnasium union halls, ymca, hairdressers and nurses and mechanics, meeting to discuss cervantes and shakes spears and the federalist. certainly it was a great thing. certainly adler was offering education, and that was the big project of his life 5. 4 volume set of books sold by inpsych -- encyclopedia britain n

cough for you just let into the hall of fame classiest is how my retire? the bay area, to be joining will timberland, rick barry, to be part of that illustrious group is an honor. it is an opportunity to think the fans and coaches. a lot of ex teammates will be here. it is another chapter, another blessed event that i feel fortunate to be part of. >>gary: of the one thing i admire about you is, you have never been a rat. for lack of a better term. tsongas why did you never speak as leading the warriors as general manager? >> it was not the smoothest exit. with all of those experience, good and bad, i have been able to use that to move forward. it is not in my personality to go backwards. i do wish things would have worked out better, full while i was there recently improved. but for a list of nothing but the best of luck now. they have new of a ship, one of my best friends in life is mark jackson. i wish him the best. all things are good. >>gary: most of us at some point would have the urge >>gary: i have had so many things i've wanted to say against kron4

rush limbaugh should not be in the hall of fame of famous missourians, and i hope people will go on my website and sign the petition. he shouldn't be in this hall of fame next to harry truman, mark twain, and general omar bradley. >> speaking of harry truman, one of our heroes across the country, there's no harry trumans in the republican party right now. republicans are afraid of rush limbaugh. afraid of him. let's listen. >> mr. boehner comes out and says, rush's language was inappropriate. using the salad fork for your entree is inappropriate. it is the responsibility of conservatives to police the right in its excesses just these liberals failingly fail to police the excesses on their own side, and it was depressing because what it indicates is that the republican leaders are afraid of rush limbaugh. they want to bomb iran, but they are afraid of rush limbaugh. >> they want to bomb iran, but they are afraid of the guy on the radio. providing the perfect example of george will's point. mitt romney was asked about limbaugh's comments on a rope line late friday night. let's listen to

his faith, fame, rocketing him to the cover of all those magazines and so we want to bring in hannahnight working her sources on this all weekend long. what's the bottom line on peyton manning? has he nailed this down? >> espn is reporting as many as a dozen teams interested at first. now there are a couple of front-runners, the arizona cardinals and the denver broncos who are run by another hall of fame quarterback, john elway. peyton loves that and the fact they're a talented team that went to the playoffs last year. >> you talked exclusively with tebow and his camp. how is he feeling? >> you would think he might be worried but he's upbeat as always. you can almost hear the smile come through the phone. first off-season to work out. working out twice a day virtually nonstop, wants to build upon the team's success. >> doesn't sound like a guy who wants to leave. so is there room for both of them? >> can you imagine that? the two most popular quarterbacks in the nfl on the same team. the jersey sales alone would be reason to sign them both. anyone that could come in and not ruffle fe

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chiasson pamela's the sister of famed inside trader who's now in jail daniela chassis so you know when we first saw this story and it was reported i think the headline was like sex and checks right and i noticed that there was probably something a little off about the traitor story. so we're right now what we're looking at is who's telling the truth did she really steal was the paying her for sex for threesomes and you know he just doesn't want to admit it what else is going on here and how is money used is he lying to the new canaan police this story was highlighted by john carney at n.b.c. net net. early january we i had i don't know fifty thousand unique viewers read it within the first twenty four hours and from there it snowballed more people this kept reaching out to me within the community people who had sued mitch as close over cedric specially and police because they believe that as a client of his trading operation g.c.i. trading that they they've lost they lost thousands of dollars. there's x. assistants who have come to me. political leaders in the town in new canaan are re

there is a hall of fame involved, a hotel, other things that are attractive. and they use that facility 50 weeks a year. >> reporter: after the radio show evans bumped into ward 6 council member tommy wells who strongly opposes using river front land for the training grounds. >> the cost is way too high. mr. evans is not talking about the redskins coming back to d.c. but talking about practicing here so they can play in maryland. >> reporter: and some neighborhood leaders reacted warily to the idea friday. >> we zoned this for those specific uses. it did not incorporate or at any point talk about a training facility or redskins facility. >> reporter: now through all this the team so far has had no comment. jim? >> thanks, tom. >>> coming up next on news 4 at 6:00 rush limbaugh calls a georgetown law school student a prostitute escalating the battle over contraceptives coverage. what the white house has to say coming up. >>> an emotional day as students return to class following a deadly shooting. >>> crooks stole a local woman's checkbook and emptied her bank

. >> graham, son of famed evangelist billy graham drew 12,000 people. >> i think for the first time many japanese people are open to the gospel of jesus christ. >> this man co-leads a congregation not too far from the power plants. >> we remember those that died but seeing those move like never before. >> later in the broadcast we'll have an exclusive interview with franklin graham about revival. >>> now hope is coming from a surprising source that coming to help and support yousef nadarkhani. since learning of the pastor's situation, the country has been pushing iran and has been led by the evangelical churches. nadarkhani says he was never a muslim. jordan sekulow has been meeting with church and government leaders. charlene israel asked him about his effort. >> jordan, what are they doing for him? >> they said we asked iran to put a halt and working to have him released. they are taking the information and demand the meeting with the ambassador. this is happening while we are on the ground. brazil is diplomatically engaging iran to save pastor yousef nadarkhani. they have a relationsh

. >> i think one thing that we and our colleagues have without belaboring obviously his fame through the movies and through we know so much, his basic little mantra he's not the crazi man who painted. he is a very, very great, complicated so, fist kated, remarkably as great as cezanne which for me is sega lot, he's my pet. he's sort of my hero, really. but. >> rose: at the time when you and i met. >> exactly. are you were heroic yourself that long, long day. but i all of this, he was a great, great thing w more extra luggage, physically, mentally than many other people have had to put up with. but one doesn't define the other as dow and everyone knows the biography and which is very fragix, one of at parent connection one can make between his mental state and its effect on him as an artist is the amazing urgency living on borrowed time he feels as he's coming out of one of these horrible, horrible break dourntion don't you think? is that he knows he's got to keep moving because this monster is sniffing around the room, you know. and it's going to come back. the physical illness, they