find out if madison bomb gardner could get the g-men on the winning track. 49eres and raiders, those guys are in practice and hot on the free agent trail. rurser xplain the moves and moru arsft aer the quick time-o. t >>> after losing to the reds in last night's series opener, the giants figured to have not only a ace in the hole but an ace on the mound. for today's game two in cincinnati. just a couple of days short of his 22nd birthday, madison bomb gardner stormed the hill, came in winning four straight but the man when gives up no walks started giving up hits like the single off the bat of brandon phillips, driving in renteria. next batter got a hit, too, too his high. miguel cairo limps his way to first base. later jay bruce, into center field. that plates joey votto and phillips. 3-0, scincy. another offering past him into center field. brings home two more runs to make it 5-0, reds at that point. it was 7-2, reds in the top of the fifth, runners on corners for carlos beltran and he comes through th the final out of the inning. right now in the seventh, cincinnati up 7-2, on th

and michael taylor of san francisco parks trust, and our trusty, christine gardner, who encouraged sports basement to keep up their support. if you accept this gift, we can do even more. sports basement provided give certificates in support of a fine contest call the name your favorite rec center, going on now through june 30. these are $250 gift certificates that will go to the winners of the contest. over 125 people had voted for their favorite rec center. all you have to do is go to our website, sfpt.org, and vote for your rec center, and the winners are going to get these gift certificates. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners? >> entertain a motion. >> obviously, these are very important gifts to the department. my question is, how do we acknowledge these partners, these individuals, that give us these gifts? do we give them a sign ainge or promotional consideration, -- do we give them signage or promotional consideration, or do we give them certificates of appreciation? i want to be clear

starting our coverage frank gardner. >> an atrocity in oslo. a huge bomb blast return through the center of the norwegian capital, killing, mating, destroying. it could have been so much worse if so many residents had not left for the weekend. norway posted prime minister, if possible target escaped >> we were told to go into the back room and we came out into the street they said it was bombed. and then, confusingly, a second attack two hours later on a nearby island. in nordic looking man began shooting at the political views camp for the ruling party. some tried to escape by swimming away. he reportedly shot at them as they fled. now he has been arrested. police have the biggest living clue. >> i have a message for all of norway. you will not destroy us. you will not destroy our democracy. >> norway mobilize every available facility. with the we've canceled, experts were recalled from holiday. -- with leave canceled, experts were recalled from holiday. condolences were also offered. >> i want to personally extend my condolences to the people

>> 17-year-old maddy gardner is one of the best all-star cheerleaders in the country.she was 7 years old. >> yeah, maddie, come on! >> competitive cheerleading is really more action-packed and more difficult than high school cheerleading. >> good, maddie! >> to me, it is my passion. it became my sport. and now it's my life and it's what i do and it's pretty much who i am. >> come on, guys! >> maddie trains year-round at cheer extreme in north carolina, one of the largest and most elite all-star cheerleading gyms. >> it is a big commitment to be here, you know, every day for three to four hours. i'm doing homework in the car on the way here, i'm doing homework in practice breaks. i'm taking four ap classes, so i really set high goals for myself, and i think cheerleading has really taught me that too. you know, don't settle for second best. >> do you feel like you've had to sacrifice any of your teenage years for this sport? >> i wouldn't want to be anywhere else, honestly. i mean, this is what i love to do. >> that did not count! >> her coach, courtney pope, says the de

the gardners and custodians and directors are coming to work every day with enthusiasm and excitement, more than i have seen in many years because they will have with a need to do the job. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. next speaker, please? >> good afternoon, supervisors. meredith thomas, executive director of the neighborhood parks council. we have been an parks to get there, and i completely understand your intention behind this legislation. as a park-serving organization, we agree that our parks should be well funded by the city and supported and open and accessible. her lover, this legislation. however, this legislation, the way that it is written, will not do that because it does not come with any money. it comes with the hope of money that will somehow appear in the general fund that has not appeared when we have asked for it. the bitter fighting that occurs between the departments that are subsidized by the general fund is ugly and it will make it unclear. we need to rethink the way we have our conversations about the parks and i would love to work with you on this. i

the team star, maddie gardner is on the sidelines with a painful knee injury. >> it's really hot.irst got hurt it felt like a hot knife. it's a milder version of that. >> i fell out of a stunt. almost tore my acl which would have been really bad. >> reporter: after missing a week of training maddie cautiously takes the mat and works through the pain. >> the more i do the worse it gets. i probably shouldn't be doing as much but it will be worth it in the end. ♪ >> oh! >> five, six! >> reporter: maddie is ready to do whatever it takes to hold onto their title. for the next three weeks the team will spend four to five days a week in the gym, practicing for perfection. >> no! >> reporter: with their coach courtney pope. >> who remembers the practice for four hours where i stood here and we fixed every single person this way snrk every step has to be in synch. >> it is not together. this is no more synchronized in the opening than it was in january when we made it up. >> reporter: every flip, flawless. >> no. it's not good enough. >> come on! >> reporter: they will do it over and over

jeffrey gardner hopes this bandage he helped develop will make scar's less visible.tors placed the new bandage on one half of the star, and the other half is treated with conventional dressing. after nine months, the difference is amazing. >> this is a cast for an incision that prevents it from scar formation, and allows it to heal perfectly. >> it prevents the wound from suffering many trauma that leads to scarring. doctors reported a dramatic improvement. while it has not been studied, patients are also reporting another benefit appeared >> anecdotally, it seems that pain is less. >> the bandage allows patients to move more freely. the fda is deciding whether to approve this dressing, and if it does, it could be readily available as early as next year, potentially reducing the pain of an unsightly scars for millions of patients. >> now, your insta-weather-plus forecast. >> looking out the temperatures outdoors, you might not have noticed that a cool front passed last night, but it did drop down the humidity. we will see the humidity continue to drop down. that will

gardner says she is the victim and the problems are due to tend to do not pay rent or broke the pictures. she says she has been overwhelmed and she dumped out a bag of mail in front of me. >> i am a human being and i wish they had justice. >> reporter: today we learned that garner lives a rather large house in oakland could she must pay $80,000 fine and tenants will not have to pay rent until she fixes the problems. >>> the search resumed today for those seven fishermen missing in the gulf of mexico. it had spent eight days since the boat sank. some of those who survived were able to swim to numeral islands. a team of divers is heading to the region but last week or they have not yet arrived. >>> a group of schoolchildren held a bake sale today. >> i just really hope that mandi gets better. >> the family had not given up hope that the man will be found alive. >>> firefighters say the fire that damaged a daly city school overnight is likely a case of arson. firefighters say they were able to extinguish the fire within 15 minutes. it appears that fire was started at three different locatio

in terms of dolores right now, we have two gardners, half of a custodian, and other resources volunteers to help us out. thhat is kind of our baseline, which goes into that $400,000 budget, which is again a fairly rough estimate. so, locating the abandoned the muni station, off the bridge at 19th and church, running through the parke -- basically the station itself is with the mta. we do have a lot of maintenance activities there. here on this slide, the access point to the park is treacherous. there is no sidewalk with stairwells coming out of the park into traffic. an issue that my colleagues will talk about shortly. again, to show you the photos of the bridge, underneath that we have the station. to give a sense of what is left with graffiti, the challenge this day to day. in terms of it being a huge maintenance burden, it is a daily sight for the writers on the line where thousands of people run by the abandoned station every day. again, just to get a quick estimate, we spend $50,000 annually on graffiti abatement. out of that $23,000 is estimated to be spent on the one muni station

we took the photos straight to miss gardner. >> illusion. >> reporter: you're saying this is an illusion. >> my manager says illusion. >> this is not a bedbug bite? what is it. >> drinking and drugs. >> reporter: she said they trumped up the charges. >> but city code enforcement found a decade of violations. >> everything i done, the judge never go there. i want to invite them to go see the apartment. >> some apartments are very beautiful. >> reporter: she didn't want us to go directly next door perhaps because that apartment's kitchen is filled with roaches. >> we come right next door and there are roaches. >> yes, we have roaches. >> reporter: downstairs. i can easily move that. that's dangerous. >> if i can move it than anybody can come here and move it. >> so this one, need to take it out, that's it. >> but you're the landlord. >> no i'm not landlord no more. i'm sick of it already. >> reporter: it seems the judge is sick of their failure to take action. she stripped them of all four apartment buildings. >> they can no longer ever again own parents in oakland. >>> a man who help put

seven positions from public works to the public utilities commission, gardners. and 1 position from the department of human resources to the access a recorder, which is a human resources position. i will submit that letter to you and to the clerk. the second piece is our first technical assessment again. this is from earlier in the week. we submitted this to you and your staff informally, but i am introducing it formally here. \ this is a set of technical assessments that are truly technical corrections to the mayor's budget commission. the largest pieces included in this adjustment are corrections to budget associated reports the coit project entries in the budget system and transfer the justice project from the department of technology to the department of administrative services. there are several other smaller corrections that are detailed in a letter. the total impact of these adjustments is 346,00408 dollars of general fund money. that money is available for operation and is factored into the technical adjustment that i will submit next and that is being us

bottom of the third, jeff keppinger, newest giant with rbi single to score bum gardner.e're tied, 1-1. mike fontenot lifts a sacrifice fly. sheer hol schierholtz comes in to score. eight strikeouts on the day. and then turned it over to the giants' bull pen. bryon wilson came in in the ninth and worked a 1, 2shg 3 inning. madison has now won three straight decisions. >> he did a great job calling the game. it's one of those days wri felt i was having to find myself. just felt like i did a good job overcoming that and making pitches. didn't have the best fastball today but was able to work around it. >> came out and pounded the strike zone. all his pitches working. that's a good lineup he went against. it's a good lineup, especially for a lneft-hander. very impressive outing. >>> the a's looking for a victory in the bronx but yankees up 6-3 in the eighth, so oakland would have to come back. suzuki starts the comeback to score matsui. 7-4 now in the ninth. willingham with bases loaded comes up with an rbi single. meeks scores. next batter, dejesus with the bases loaded. oh

pena, gardner comes up throwing. and, lucas duda. dead at the dish. so, we're headed to extras. two out. everybody is safe. bases loaded for the mets. next batter now, it's pena. the mets win in walk-off fashion. 3-2 is your final score in 10. >>> cliff lee and the phillies taking on the blue jays. cliff lee, 43 consecutive shutout innings. bottom of the eighth. 4-3, phils. that's a solo home run. next batter, jose bautista, get up and get gone. 27th home run of the season. the jays go ahead 5-4. two batters later, edward encarcion. jays go on to win it, 7-4. >> that will do it for this espn news update. i'm don bell. >>> coming up next -- the stories that we'll be following later today. the nation marks its 235 birthday. we're looking good for being 235 years old. >> that means it's time for the annual nathan's annual hot dog eating contest at coney island. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. the stronger the rapids, the more we loved it. took some wild risks when i was young. but i was still taking a risk with my cholesterol. anyone with high cholesterol may be at increa

i don't think this the russians have gotten the full credit for sputnik and gardner i mean i know he's a hero of the soviet union but. you know person like me he just had to be at the right place at the right time but to be the first human to. get away from the earth we were the first to get really away from the earth that he was the. voters get up there and i think. that makes him and the new russia the soviet union. something they can really be proud of that i guess that if it hadn't been for the russians wouldn't have had public support for the taxes that were required to beat those thirty commies as an air force pilot how it heats the cold war much of it you well i was chasing when i say dirty commies i well i'm probably better but. i was tracing the russian bombers soviet bombers around iceland and carrying nuclear rockets to shoot them down if they attacked our country and there would not be the political support for john f. kennedy's sort of crazy statements about were going to go to the movement had it not been for american paranoia over the russians over the soviets and it was

they argue the leaf blowers are too loud and aggravate respiratory diseases, but the bay area gardners association says it will cost jobs during a battered economy. >>> and sickness on the high seas. a cruise aboard the san francisco bay sea princess. for the past two months, more than 350 cases of neuro virus have been reported by passengers. more than 50 people got sick on an alaskan trip that left port two weeks ago. princess cruises says the latest outbreak was spread by a passenger who brought it aboard. >>> so this is good news and bad news for some bay area homeowners. property values in san mateo county have risen 11.12% in the past fiscal year. that means local agencies will receive about $15 million more in tax revenue. but the county tax assessor says the growth in assessments was driven in part by inflation. some 30,000 residential properties and more than 500 commercial properties requested and received tax breaks, because of declining values. >>> the state has a budget, but it's students who have the blues. how lawmakers balancing the books may cost those hitting the book

following for month, people living with broken bathroom fixtures, mold and roaches, in buildings owned by gardner, who says they aren't paying rent. >> if i make a mistake, okay, i try my best. i'm a human being. >> now, oakland city attorneys has stepped in. she has been asked to pay an $80,000 fine and the building she owns will be put up for sale. she will never again be able to own a multiunit building in the city. as for the residents, no one will pay rent until all repairs have been made. >>> the family of a teenager who was trapped in a sand tunnel collapse hopes he will be breathing on his own soon. 17-year-old ryan buchanan was buried when the tunnel collapsed on him. he had breathing and feeding tubes put in. his family said the surgery went well and has begun to open his eyes. that happened yesterday morning. >>> hundreds of children will not get to go to summer camp this year, after a san jose based nonprofit shut down without warning. we went to their office this morning and found the space empty. the mercury news reports the diabetes society sent out a mass e-mail to parents on june

earl stanley gardner was writing courtroom drama in the 1930's and 1940's. "anatty of a murder" came out in 1958. first we have "to kill a mockingbird," whic most lawyers and most lawyer authors will tell you is kind of the seminal work of why we got interested. and i started writing a novel as i was approaching my 40th birthday. i wrote most of it on a ferry going to and from work every day. it took me

a run scored, and great throw by brett gardner. and the play made at the plate.ater in the fifth, more heat striking out curtis granderson to end inning. hernandez went seven innings with five strikeouts. these are awfully long highlights for the mariners game. seattle up 3-1, bases loaded. we know what happened. they won the game. long day for the yankees. mariners win 9-2 and break their losing streak of 17 games. what about the phillies barnicle? quick report. >> phillies. >> phillies win. and also front of the "new york post," you sign a deal with the mets and what do you do? >>> top of the hour on "morning joe," john boehner's new debt ceiling bill goes to vote, but they've said his plan is doa. where does that leave us and the president in all of this? >>> and when we come back, we'll huddle around the watercooler to check out the battle scars on alex trebek after he chased a burl letter out of his hotel room in california. "way too early" coming right back. ...was it something big? ...or something small? ...something old? ...or something new? ...or maybe,

earl stanley gardner was writing courtroom drama in the 1930's and 1940's. "anatty of a murder" came out in 1958. first we have "to kill a mockingbird," which most lawyers and most lawyer authors will tell you is kind of the seminal work of why we got interested. and i started writing a novel as i was approaching my 40th birthday. i wrote most of it on a ferry going to and from work every day. it took me three years. and that book became "special circumstances," story of a murder in a big law firm. it came out in 2000 and spent seven weeks on "the new york times"' bestsellers' list. so for those of you who have bought my books, i thank you, because now i don't have to practice law full-time anymore. >> but all kidding aside, you know, i think crime novelists and readers of crime novels whether it's lawyer books or whether it's private detectives or cops, you know, in my world i'm like -- unlike tony's, i can control the outcome. i can get justice in my books because i can fix the ending. and i start -- and most authors do i start with the ending. i know who