kenny stood up there and gave thanks to james gardner, if it wasn't for james gardner there would bes really wonderful. we have th$i vision of continuing to support youth in 2 way that an artist like tyler who was an inspiring guitar player that was also producer and engineer that can move forward. so you're working tght then and there with a list recording engineers, compose sures you're not in it behind the book which is important. >> you have that real life experience, i mean, you have credits on tvs. and that is incredible. >> yeah, it's wonderful, we were talking earlier about who mergers you and what information is important she said one of the things that she tells her son he's accepted as he is. i want to thank you so much for joining us. we eect great things for you and i know you're all ready to go. 2 thank you so much for allowing us to be here. >> any áme. you come bacew >> we definitely will tell you up on that. we want to thank you so much for being with us. that's our show. i'm janice edwards thanks for all you to do. if you have questions today go to our website. and

materials distribution, which would include distribution of mulch, fines, things to support the gardners in the city, and we are also looking to continue some of the recycling aspects that are currently on the site that would be related to gardening. the first phase would also include a tool lending library that is not currently available, although i understand that it is in development. this is a resource that would be made available to the general public and would be done in partnership with the public works department. lastly, the site would also contain a plant nursery, which would be done in conjunction with a current manager at the site. the implementation of the first phase would be done through funding in the amount of $250,000. the programming at the site when it is up and running would be done -- i'm sorry. the recreation and park department would be assisted to the plot assignments and also to organize the gardners to create a structure for self management. and the remainder would be managed by the recreation and park department, and there would also be a variety of volunteer

"today" contributing correspondent jenna bush hager checked in on rulon gardner.er retiring from the sport that made him famous he's still wrestling but now with a life and death struggle against obesity. >> good evening, everyone. >> reporter: it's week 12 of "the biggest loser" and the competition is heating up. rulon gardner is trying to light a fire under that same competitive spirit that earned him an olympic gold medal. >> i'm here to put my life in a position to where i can reset. >> reporter: in 2000 the farm boy from wyoming made his first trip to the olympics as a member of the u.s. wrestling team. >> it became a battle of wills and gardner has a heart the size of the 56-inch chest. >> reporter: gardner stepped into the ring against a russian heavy weight who had never lost in international competition. >> that's it! oh, my? do you believe in miracles again? >> reporter: and pulled off the miracle on the mat. >> rulon gardner has shocked the wrestling world. >> reporter: four years later in athens, gardner won the bronze and hung up his shoes. >> years o

with destabilization process that could bring in more radical groups in the long term frezza whole gardner from the american university in paris thank you very much for your analysis thank you very much thank you from. now as the allied bombing of libya enters day three america is getting involved in another long term war it would seem which will ruin it's a commie that's the opinion of lou rockwell chairman of the u.s. based ludwig von mises institute think tank. they want to divide and conquer just like the romans so they say yes this is and this is not by the way not a no fly zone it's also a no drive zone or no walks and thereby immediately they can keep them as bad as it would be to intervene to keep your planes from flying immediately or attacking people on the ground or. killing a lot a lot of a lot of people that have blood flowing. we don't know whose blood it is but i believe it's a good thing that we're out of. this is not a good thing that we have another war going on and i must say from the standpoint of america i'm concerned with the fact that our government is broke that the

giants' bullpen coach mark gardner. the pitching coach, did a pretty good job, i thought, dave righetti. [applause] how about the giants skipper, his second world series, the manager first with the giants, i think he made all the right moves, brought the giants the world championships, bruce bowen g -- bochy. >> bochy. bochy. bochy. bochy. >> all right, let's meet the members of the 2010 giants ballclub. he was injured, it did not have as much impact as he was hoping, but we will be hearing a lot from him in the future. ladies and gentlemen, infielder, emanu-el burris. [applause] how about what this guy did, not just in the regular season, but in the post-season, the series clinching home run. started i guess against the phillies in game 6. the three-run homer started in game one of the world series, shortstop juan urribe. ooh. sounds good. this guy was also his season cut short, and we will be seeing a lot of him next year -- outfielder, infielder, a great guy. mark to rosa. played in 29 regular-season games for the gi

[applause] >> thahalwelcome to jim gardner. >> having been involved in moderating this for a good few years, we saw examples from the first thing this morning that both -- that mayor's can relate to. and they have sat down beside each other and they have sat down with each other and that was nice to see. what did you do to reenergize oakland as a good place to do business? >> the core of the plan was to revitalize downtown and he has this famous goal and it got to about 6000 if you include the projects and they are waiting for the economy to come up. that was critical to revitalizing downtown. san francisco as the number 1 retail city in the bay area. oakland has made an amazing investment. we have industrial areas. >> how much will your strategy rest on luring companies from elsewhere in the bay area? you have highlighted that you are cheaper and more interesting than san francisco. >> you're referring to our pawed industry. that gets a lot of great publicity but is probably only worth a couple of million dollars in sales taxes. that is not a major thing. it was really difficult for

now, we are going to invite our mayor to the stage and also our managing editor, jim gardner, who is going to moderate a conversation with the mayor. first, we will hear from each of them. they will tell us about their priorities and their outlook and vision for the city, and jim has prepared a number of questions. after that, we will also ask if any of you would like to send up some questions for gin to ask the mayor. there are some little index cards at your table. throughout the presentation, you can write your question down, just hold your hand up high, and we will circulate through and grab those. just make sure we can see you, and we will bring them up to jim. something about jim, one thing to know is that he writes the editorials that appear every week in our newspaper. we get a lot of kudos for his work on that, so pretty proud of him at that level. there's a lot of things on the business side, but that is the one you can count on him for every single week. since san francisco is the host city, mayor lee was gracious enough to allow mayor kwan to go first. well, zack, and wel

the sole fatality was a christian woman who spend her life in the ministry, mary gardner in scotland. she spent 20 years with a tribe in togo. she went there to hone her skills. >>> coming up on "christian world news" how do you deliver 92 tons of relief aid to an earthquake zone? one box at a time. amazing volunteers to bringing help to the victims of japan's earthquake. >> you are looking at christian compassion in action in japan. cbn's operation blessing is at work in one of the hardest hit areas of the quake zone. here the disaster relief team delivering 4 tons to shelters and a hospital in ishi nomaki. about 15,000 people housed at 200 different shelters. operation blessing is delivering food, water and clothes. >> operation blessing is one of several relief agencies working. franko fran lynn graham's samaritan's purse is as well. >> this comes to us courtesy of the grass roots news international. >> here in sendai over 100 volunteers gather waiting to unload 4 large trucks of aid material. supplies sent by samaritan's purse a christian organization out of north carolina, usa. >

ktvu news has learned that gardner may not collect rent until she makes repairs and must pay $75,000 in fines. >>> the supreme court heard arguments in a gender discrimination case initiated by a bay area woman against wal- mart. she claims she was being paid less than male employees and passed over for management positions. the supreme court is deciding whether to support a lower court ruling. if the case is allowed to go forward, it would be the largest employment discrimination suit in history. >>> home prices in the bay area declined along with those in most other metro areas. analysts say it is fresh evidence that the housing recession is far from over. home prices dropped nearly 2%. only two metro areas at the 20 largest showed gains. 11 cities are at their lowest level since the market started going bust in 2006. >>> on wall street stocks pushed higher. energy and telecom led the rally. >>> a proper -- popular restaurant is on the verge of closing. the restaurant opened in 1992. it was named on the chronicle's top 100 list since 2004 before now the restaurant will continue to

sarah and emily buder were invited after writing a book with a bullying victim olivia gardner. >> she dropped out of our school [audio not understandable] so we decided to reach out to her. >> after the oval office meeting, president obama used his opening address at the summit to share their story. >> they figure they would send olivia about 50 letters but in the month that followed thousands of letters poured in from every corner of the country. >> they compiled the letters to create a book called letters to a bullied girl, messages of healing and hope. we talked to sarah last night and she hopes this summit is a turning point in the national discussion about the problem of bullying and the people start taking it more seriously. >> thank you, tara. >>> prosecutors in contra costa county now say they expect the law enforcement corruption scandal there to expand and include more officers. it started with the arrest of the head of the county narcotics task force and a concord private investigator. last friday, danville police officer steven was arrested. the two men are suspected of st

outlook.elf.ul, fot now, we are going to invite our mayor to the stage and also our managing editor, jim gardner, who is going to moderate a conversation with the mayor. first, we will hear from each of them. they will tell us about their priorities and their outlook and vision for the city,

defense helping out madison bum gardner today. two innings where four runs were scored by the a's.huff in this game, he had two hits and three runs batted in and despite a late four-run surge by the scgiants, oakland s too far out in front. they win it 6-4. giants at mesa. taking on the cubs. randy wells retiring 18 straight at one point and burris going down swinging here. it went to extra innings where wellington castillo brought home the winning run. 3 3-2. chicago takes this one in ten. tomorrow, the giants back to full squad while hosting the rockies and oakland's other game, brian fuentes burned for three runs in the ninth and the a's lose 4-2 to the diamondbacks. spring training coverage continues on comcast sportsnet. world champion giants along with the a's. for spring training coverage sportsnet central. >>> the sweet 16 is almost set in the ncaa tournament. a couple thrillers we'll show you in a moment, they went down today. but, first, while you were sleeping. the cit against hawaii and honolulu and they rally late. two buckets with time running down. the dons take the

gardner. this is the first time many residents of. have seen their houses since the tsunami surged through them but in most a little of value remains subtle shinji is not trying to salvage material possessions. my house was totally destroyed and my husband died in the tsunami now i'm honoring him by getting his personal things out i just wish everything could go back to how it was. shinji has been housed at the local school with several hundred others people here have been taking turns to volunteer as cooks and cleaners. but they cramped conditions mean of after nearly three weeks the communal spirit is fraying and. we're dissatisfied with your forties we know there are temporary houses that will be put up but who will get them some areas are being favored over others. the government admits that not a single temporary house has been constructed so far but even when they do finally go up it won't solve the far greater problem. the government excavators are moving the rubble as fast as they can but all the victims of the disaster even t