laguna honda gift fund policy does not clearly defined eligible and appropriate expenses for the gift fund so that it can manage the funds substantial expenditures to plan for the sustainability of the gift fund. the gift fund policy includes the sub account codes to be used for expenditures such as community outings, bus trips, dining charges, including charges to the attrition department. however, other recurrent expenditures are not always listed in their policy. really, the big item here is working with their board and ensuring there is an annual budget, that there is a definition of what the expenditure should be or should not the threat of the year. they do have a baseline of expenditures based on our review of the varying types of expenditures used within the organization. >>supervisor campos: how is the appropriateness of an expenditure decided? what is the process? >> do you mean specifically for the approval process? most of the expenditures were recurring. they were the laguna honda express bus trips to a giants game, lunch in the park or something. those would go to the di

it became a laguna honda gift fund, but it was always a patient gift fund. the audit showed $350,000 was misappropriated and had to be refunded. it also showed staff accounts, 80% of the money in the staff accounts along to patients, not in the staff accounts, so they were spending from staff accounts for staff activities, so the spending was ok, but the initial money inside did not belong there and had to be refunded. six months before this audit, comptroller ben rosenfield, issued a review of the gift fund that found nothing wrong and was used to discredit our concerns. i am submitting the controllers whitewash review for your examination to compare with the final audit. but even the final audit was flawed. major fiscal irregularities that we reported were not addressed. every issue that was addressed, we had reported. the audit also wrongly points out that the problem was due to a lack of policies and lack of oversight mechanisms. but in fact, laguna honda had excellent gift on policy and oversight mechanisms until they were indicted in 2004. then, thousa

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>> it absolutely is and i will be speaking on the gift item as well. i want to bring to your attention what they called the laguna honda transition assistance project. that was a $250,000 contract and a subcontractor was barbary coast consultants, a public- relations firm. one could ask what they're doing contracting public relations firm for eight safety net hospitals already has a public relations department. furthermore, if you look at the report that is posted on the controllers website, it is 53 pages of mom and apple pie, not a single statistic, not a single word about the morale issues, the treatment of the dissidents at laguna honda. frankly, as a taxpayer for decades in san francisco, i object to the use of my money in this way. the managers should know what they're doing before they are -- if what had gone on had occurred, they should bought it to other city departments. finally, i would like to draw your attention to the comments about charter section f, which is about the legal text and it clearly said the comptroller's office could hire ex

what is the right entity to put money into to gift it out? and to have the same thoughtfulness and the strategy that talks about your personal love goes into your engagement as well. >> do you find yourself doing it differently with the new generation of people wanting to give? >> i think humans by nature are social beings. so people want to connect and get involved, in part to meet other people like them, like- minded people so we do some of our outreach and community engagement through groups. we have our young adults and the women's philanthropy group. they offer programs and volunteer opportunities. these are things that people can come together and network and learn about jewish issues and community issues and find ways to give. this is a great way for us to continue the messaging and the engagement and the meaningful connection. and there's a path. some people will come once for a social reason and then find themselves along the way getting to significant leadership roles in the community. >> you said you can't give or be part of the en

pledge $75 and receive the dvd of jim brickman's, "beautiful world" as our thank you gift.how. all for the special pledge level of $75. contribute $150 and we'll say thank you with the jim brickman, "beautiful world" combo, exclusive to this broadcast. including the beautiful world cd and dvd, with 20 minutes bonus material. plus a bonus cd with jim brickman singing his hits, "the gift", "simple things", "peace", and many more. this bonus only available tonight. finally, you will get a jim brickman after concert pass, giving you access to meet jim brickman after any show you attend through 2010. remember the pass is good for you and a guest. all of this tonight for your pledge of $150. please call the number on your screen and give what works best for you. you'll be helping your public television station bring you a years worth of quality programming. [mark masri] hi i'm mark masri, and i think what makes pbs so special to me is the fact that we've got this incredible platform where quality music, quality entertainment for the whole family can be brought to you in such a we

that we would have one of our gift shops, our price of freedom gift shop, totally devoted to made in america products. satisfied with that? >> it's a start. let's see what happens. >> reporter: they may soon not have a choice. congressman nick rahall, whose committee oversees the museum, says he is bro deucing a bill that would require them to sell made in america products or lose their funding. diane? >> jon karl on the case in washington tonight. thanks so much, jon. >>> and coming up, a wild new weight loss idea. would you try it? desperate for nighttime heartburn relief? for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms caused by acid reflux disease. talk to your doctor about your risk for osteoporosis-related bone fractures if you take multiple daily doses of nexium for a long time. possible side effects include headache, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. other serious stomach conditions may still exist. talk to your doctor about nexium. if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. until you look at the gumline. the problem is, you could have plaque along yo

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". ♪ 'tis a gift to be civil 'tis a gift to be free 'tis a gift ♪ ♪ to come down where we ought to beter: shakerism has been the victim of progress. the industrial revolution lures awaymany you men and shaker craftsmen could not compete with mass production. the states began looking after orphanswhich shakes had done hoping they would become members as adults. more recently, changing attitudes towards sex made the celibacy requirement for many an insurmentable obstacle. but shakers say, for those who actually try the life, celibacy is not the biggest prm. >> usually those who have been ere and ha lft have found it too regimented. >> obedience. >> yes. >> she's absolutely right. almost no one's left for any other reasons. >> the obedience was the greater problem than celibacy? >> absolutely. >> reporter: i asked sister frances about the friends of the shakers. might some of them become converts. >> we have very good friends with us, many ways spiritually. they're not about to give up their husband, their wife or their homes and live in community. >> reporter: meanwhile, the shakers the

he tells it like it is. >> i have been given a gift and the gift has been my experiences and my experiencesith the people that have stood by me and i give it back. >> reporter: so for turning his second chance into a commitment to change lives, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to eason ramson. kate kelly, cbs 5. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ wheezing breaths ] [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to profit... by selling kids the same lies... to get them to use... the same deadly products. don't be big tobacco's next victim. >>> well today's tip of the day broccolini. the color is getting better. take a look at this. it's starting to get a purple tinge to it. that's when it's the best and nice and long green. some markets call this baby broccoli. they almost look the same but the broccolini is a little thinner. green from top to bottom, nice color, from from yellowing. store them in the refrigerator right away. now, h

that's why i love this gift. so, it's important to pick up the phone, call us, and make your pledge. >so, that's what we want you to do is make that call of support right now, and here's patrice pasqual to tell you just a little bit more about all those wonderful thank you gifts yo >>remember, we have wonderful thank you gifts at the $75 pledge level, choose the dvd of the program we're enjoying so very much today. at the $90 pledge level, it's the hardcover book that's been on the new york times bestseller list - emotional freedom. and, pledge $200 and consider the combo - it's package of wonderful materials that will help you take the lessons learned from this program and put them in effect in yo dlyif you know, one of the best ways to make your pledge is by charging it to your visa, mastercard or american express. that makes it easyorou and makes it easy for this atn to save money. that allows us to put more of your contribution into the programming you enjoy. one of the best reasons to make your pledge is tha

but we've got some great thank-you gifts.the $60 level is so special. it's john denver: live in london. it's never been released anywhere else. it's only available here on public television, an amazing live concert, and it's got all his great hits and a lot of the songs you might not know. maybe you don't know grandma's feather bed, and maybe you've never heard amsterdam, but it's wonderful, john denver live in concert. that's our thank-you gift at the $60 level, and it's only available here on public television. at the $75 level, the dvd of the program you're watching, and if you're saying to yourself, "i'd love to have both of those," at the $100 level, both of them. and it's a great way to say thank you for your important help to public television. >> right before we had a look at all those great thank-you gifts, you mentioned, you know, a lot of people might not have had a chance to see him live in concert. i'm one of the lucky few, i think. i mean, i did. >> you know how good he was. >> oh, he was terrific. but, you know

, give the best gift you can, and we'll send you out a thank-you gift, we'll send you a cd athe60ev, act is a lot of great broadway music. abluly it bn huge influence on me musically, is the music of broadway, and singers like streisand, you know, have always been -- just something about the voice that really excites me, and i think in wales, we are very passionate directly about the voice itself, and if you go to a welsh wedding or a welsh funeral, you'll hear some fantastic singing. people rllar'tfrd jt t p, but what i love about the whole broadway tradition and the way choirs work over here, particularly as shown with sometngik"ge, is that it's conceived as a show, it's not just standing there, and we do a lot of that in our work. but to young generations, a loofhimuc n tthem -- "sit down, you're rockin' the boat, and you've got songs from "sweet charity," from "guys and dolls," and they may not know these great shows. d that's areat opportunity for us to be able to take this music to a new generation, but with shows like "glee" and the success of that in t u.k. as wl as here, i t

a wonderful program where we have some great thank you gifts for you. ronan tynan: more than magic, a dvd of the show we're watching now, but it has six bonus performances that aren't in the broadcast. and you are going to be shocked when you hear some of them because they're just great. what's your favorite that's not being aired? >> ronan: well, you see, now you're very cleaver there, you're asking me to choose. i mean, i try not to have a favorite, because if you have a favorite that means you give more attention to that song. i mean, there's a great song called "the fields of athenry," which all our irish listeners out there are loving it. it's like an anthem. and of course when you're working with a band, all from new york, all new yorkers, you know, suddenly you teach them. and my band, there's a lot of my band that have no irish in them, so i introduce them into a very powerful song. and all our listeners know what "the fields of athenry" says. we have a great duet called "come in from the rain"... >> rhea: okay, well, we're going to not tell the

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let me review the gifts we are offering you.ll carter, executive producer of this program. buddy green said in nashville he learned some new licks from the late jerry reed -- amos moses himself. and i imagine you've learned some new licks with regard to how expensive it is to produce these shows. these shows are very expensive. (bill) we try to do the very best quality production. we need your help to support these shows. if you'll call the number on the screen and make a donation, it'll help keep these shows coming. (jim) how well said. george jones is a wonder. not only does he have control of that veteran voice of his, but he also controls his hair pretty well. this fellow is looking pretty good. you told me an interesting thing about george jones on the set of this show. what did he say? (bill) when he came and he started to sing, he stopped and said, "i'm so nervous, i really can't sing. "i'm having a hard time. i'm so honored to be here on bill gaither's show." he said, "i've idolized bill gaither. "i watch his shows. "and

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it's because of that one thing that i believe in the gift i was given. to be in line to buy your cd." and you know what he said? he said, "you'll be dead by then," just like that. (laughter) well, we'll see about that! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (applause) i feel good about being on public television because it's a platform for people like me, artists like myself, to get my music, my gift, to you. and so your gift should be to donate to your local public television station because you're making a statement. it's as important as you all vote out there. so support public television, please. i wrote mombassa in kenya. of course, the city of mombassa is in kenya. it's right on the coast. but we were in nairobi, and i went out to visit the children there that i sponsor through world vision . so i started the song after i got to know the family that i sponsor. i started to write the song in the back of the smelliest old four-wheeled drive i've ever been in. and my heart was just overflowing with love for these people. ♪ (mombassa) ♪ (mombassa) ♪ (mombassa) ♪ (momba

he's also going to tell you how you can get some very exciting gifts, like a dvd of the show.nd the celtic woman. think about all the terrific performers that came to your attention through public television. and doing so, call that number on your screen and make a generous pledge of financial support. you know, when you contribute at certain levels we do have some great ways of saying thanks. for instance, for an $80 pledge, you get the "celtic tenors: no boundaries" dvd. now, this is the copy of the concert you're actually watching right now. plus, it includes two bonus songs that are not in this broadcast. now, for a $60 contribution, it's "the celtic tenors: no boundaries" cd. this is the companion cd to the show, and it has 16 songs, including "remember me," and you just heard "irish rover." for $130, that contribution gets you both, "the celtic tenors" dvd and the cd. it's a great bargain. whatever you do, please call us at the number on your screen right now and be sure to ask the operator about putting your contribution on a charge card. well now, enough of that, let's

turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo.h you when it's time to save. ♪ then.. >>> the near 1987 plays a bill role in tonight's sportscast because san jose state hasn't been this hot since then. wac tournament, they are down 1 to hawaii, but then adrian oliver puts them on top. hawaii had one last chance to win, listen to the finish. no , and san jose sta [ buzzer ] so the buzzer sounded before the tip-in, the basket is ruled no good, they pull out a huge win 75-74, guaranteeing their first winning season in 17 years and its highest win total since 1987. >> why do you need to wreck this. >> that year charlie sheen played bud fox in "wall street." walk like an egyptian topped the charts, gas cost 95 cents, the year 1987. >>> >> i remember that. >> stanford trying to keep hope alive for an ncaa bid. jeremy green, stanford within 1 point. down 2 now, 7 seconds left. the ball is in green's hands again. this time, he is caught in a trap. time expires, stanford loses and their season is over. >>> how about the warriors and the net

turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when it's time to save. ♪ qaddaffi are on the offensive. they've captured a key oil town, >>> as the united states hands over libyan control to nato forces loyal to moammar gadhafi are on the offensive capturing a key oil town and moved within striking distance of another major city. here is the report from washington. >> reporter: rebels raced to save as moammar gadhafi's forces took back control of a strategic oil town. heavy shelling drove opposition fighters east towards the port of brega. even though air strikes have shut down gadaffi's air force his ground troops remain strong. nato planes flew over the area where the fighting was heaviest wednesday but that air support wasn't enough to turn the tide and push back gadaffi's fighters. all this comes on the day when the u.s. transferred control of the air campaign to nato. >> we are very confident that the coalition that we are part of will be capable of succeeding in its mission and pushing back colonel gadaffi's forces.

i always get a gift. you give me fabulous gifts. we went fishing one time. >> jimmy: we did.ased by a swan. >> and jimmy is an amazing guy. he knows how to use all the technology. he's got the ipad. and he goes to some website where he can get fishing gifts. the next day after we went fishing, i got beautiful lures and fishing rods and all kinds. of fishing equipment. i went, wow, what a friend this guy is. he's very generous. he's sending me things. and i was quite impressed. and i was telling your producers backstage that one of the gifts you got me one time, i don't know if you remember getting this for me, jimmy, but you got me a painting. >> jimmy: yes, of course, for your wedding. >> do you remember that? >> jimmy: yes. >> so jimmy says to me, i found a fabulous artist. this is my favorite artist and i sent you this as a wedding gift. it's a painting of myself and my wife and my dog on the beach. >> jimmy: right. >> now, if you saw this -- i never told jimmy this in my life. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> when we got this painting, we were so insulted. it was the worst painting y

turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo.h you when it's time to save. ♪ >>pam: japan's has been given so much with technology and now that technology committee is giving back. keep slagabe slat's tech report microsoft has donated $100,000 and google to order $50,000. apple has set up an easy way to don't thr donate through itunes. and google has donated $208,000, at&t and verizon. google has donated 200 could be thousand dollars facebook $250 k = google. so far, $80,000. and zinga, shall loing to raise $2 million. is it is asking users through virtual goods and frontier all of its virtual stores. twitter is updating with refreshing disinformation and directing people to resources. and were threshing-the reformation, and the blog dedicated to the relief effort. google is a crisis response center with types of resources, the shoulder inflammation, message boards, and a person binder's system. chauffeur- information. person-finder. shelter information. also, video uploaded to these resources www.kron4.com gabe slate's tech repo

you give your gift, your special gift.mehow make then laugh or you smile, or you smile at them, what do you think that does energetically to them? >> t. harv eker: that changes things. you know, they're really down and all of a sudden they're laughing or they're smiling. >> t. harv eker: you know, you've brightened, you've given them that little bit of hope, a little bit of light and everyone has the opportunity to do that. >> dalai lama: said to desmond tutu and myself and some other, who sort of was making jokes or that kind of thing, laughing, then perhaps someone who's got some trouble some other place and entered that room, may get some positive sort of vibration. >> dalai lama: so this is, i feel very, very important on family level, on community level. >> dalai lama: i think we must create that kind of atmosphere, then this is, i think, one counter-measure of the, what is the... agitated mind. i think, some way that help. >> sir richard branson: the most important thing, if you're a father or if you're, you know, a

. >> a gift he'll pay forward in years still to come. >> okay.to go, you're welcome. >> and the the small wonders foundation took care of the surgical costs. his mom says she works hard but never could have afforded to pay for these operation autos what a gift. thank you very much. >> and actor charlie sheen is telling his side of the story including accusations of domestic violence, and drug use. in his first interview since cbs pulled a plug on his sitcom abc asked sheen if he's been taking drugs? >> i am on a drug. it's called charlie sheen. it's not available if you try it once you'll die. your face will melt off and your children will weep over your exploded body. too much. it's just, again, i woke up and decided you know? i've been kicked around and criticized and like the aw, chucks guy with this bitching life i'm just going embrace it, wrap both arms around it and love it violently. >> and as you can see, sheen did not hold back during the interview. you can see more tomorrow morning on a special edition of 2020. >> and now there is more

turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo.. ♪ ing 4 games to r >>> there's a lot of crow eaten around the country after vcu proved its worthiness, getting into the tournament by winning four games to reach the elite 8. a great run, but no way they beat the no. 1 seed kansas; right? >> we go after them and lock them up and today we're punching our ticket to the final four. >> reporter: shaka smart has pushed all the buttons for his rams. they hit 12 shots in the 1st half. nine of them were threes. they led at the half. then the steal ahead to taylor for the jam. kansas on a 12-0 run. smart wanted a foul. instead he's called for a technical. kansas pulls within two. but the rams don't go away. skeen had 26 and the lead is back to six. then rodriguez penetrates and finds bradford burgess for the lay-in. the 11th seed virginia commonwealth university beats kansas. >> reporter: last year when you one the cbi, did you have the net around your net then? >> no. i don't think we cut down the nets at the cbi, but the guys dumped a bunch

turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo.with you when it's time to save. ♪ >>pam: rob black mentioned this earlier that warner brothers started the experimental service which allows movies to be rented in watch on facebook. our internet reporter kimberly is here now with a look at the page. >>kimberlee: not only could you like your comment on the movie facebook page, you could watch as well. ec from the menu on the left, right now dark and it is the only movie available to rent. warner brothers expects to add more in the coming months. will these to be rented for $3 are 30 facebook products. when to read it you have it for about 48 hours. with more than 600 million active users, facebook could really become a serious competitor to digital distribution companies such as catholics. netflix. >>pam: some of the parade through the city earlier today, you could see all sorts of characters waving and dancing and throwing beads into the crowd. this is one of dozens of parade that and put on since february. today is the main event. o

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and you'll receive some wonderful thank-you gifts. go to your phone right now and call the number on the screen and pledge your support to your public television station. >> female announcer: is your life limited because of false truths? in this segment of snap out of it now!, dr. adrianne ahern shows you how to consciously rewire your neural pathways to get your brain's power aligned with what you want, not what you don't want. >> ahern: so you're starting to see what a powerful organ your brain is, that it runs your entire physiology and determines the course of your life. your brain is brilliant, efficient, and neutral. it'll do its best to support whatever messages are carved into its neural pathways, whether they're positive or negative. so if your brain's message, our conditioning, says that you are stumbling, bumbling, and accident-prone, your brain will make sure that your body plays that out. if you're convinced, though, that you're not good with languages, guess what happens during french class? "okay, this is brain central.

turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when it's time to save. ♪ to see a full moon that's bigger and br 's >>> if the weather holds out, tomorrow night we should be able to see a full moon that will be bigger and brighter than usual. it's the same moon, but it will appear larger because it will be closest to the earth than it has in 20 years. scientists call it the super moon. it will appear 14% larger, 13% brighter. is normally 238,000 miles from the earth, but the moon will be about 17,000 miles closer. >>> the super moon to the super weather woman. business say day for you, roberta. >> we detected several lightning strikes near, around the golden gate bridge this evening. and then this towards the albany area, everyone was writing about it. writing about it on facebook as well. the lightning seized, but we had accumlation of hail across the area. radar is picking up plentiful preacceptation. now in a northeasterly direction. we have seen lots of activity around the delta. moving out of antioch as we go downstr

you could expand it to personal gifts. i love my dad's leroy neiman paintings and his watch, i hope it doesn't go to my brother, so i hope that he puts that into the five wishes and makes that a wish because i think my brother would honor his wish. i don't think he's gonna write it into his estate planning documents. my daughters and i went to visit a dear friend of ours, a lady that lost her husband to cancer earlier this year. and she said, ken, i have something to show you. what is it? she gave me this booklet and i started reading it and it affected me so much. i was crying. my daughters didn't know what was going on, they thought something was wrong. and i was reading the very first section of her pouncing present. it's called a moral will and it's not something any attorney can write. and she took the monthly planner, she took her first month and she wrote down the story of her life. where she was born, about her parents, and she wrote it down. and then she went through and she started finishing and went through the

turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo.h you when it's time to save. ♪ >>pam: >>now, here is gabe slate, with some tech news. >>gabe: that likes is making a bold move to take on hbo and showtime. there negotiations to buy the rights to an original tv series. this is the first time they have tried anything like this. if they offer streaming original high-quality programming, that could change the landscape of television entertainment. the show is considered a hot item and being shot around to all the big networks. it's the kind of show you would see on hbo or other premium channels. it has big star power behind it. the show is called house of cards and a remake of a popular british political drum and miniseries that originally aired in 1990. are watching clips, it's classified as a drama and it did seem like that. it was about serious subject matter but at times it came off as a dark drum up. it's rumored they offer as much as 45 million an episode and committed to two seasons a total of 26 episodes. this deal could be worth

it led to the priesthood which is the greatest gift. >> and how old were you then? >> i was 42. >> and what had you done before that? were you leading a prayer for life and all of that? >> yeah. i came out here 30 years ago. i went to the graduate union and then i started working in the church as a lay person. i did 13 years as a lay person in a church, teaching. >> volunteering and things. >> no, full time work. but this deepening of prayer kept happening all along. it was in 1985 that i first started hearing about monasteries. and so i started to go to them. komoto lisa is the first one i went to. >> that's in big sur? >> yes, in big sur. and from then on i wanted to go there because those were the places where i felt spiritual masters were, where they were living the spiritual life, spiritual exercises and so i would go there and try and learn from them. so that was going on while i was working in the church. >> and you had a pretty strong prayer life. you had a regiment every day and said the rosary and those kind of things. >> yes. i learned about adoration, ab

turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo.with you when it's time to save. ♪ >>pam: it's to do with what's happening on the small stretch of land right near the intersection of communication boulevard. if we sense in the robbers to take a look of the problem and see what >>stanley: you're looking at townhomes located at communication helen san jose. if this is a homeless encampment. no your eyes not deceiving you, the in camera is literally right outside the front door to some of these homes. let's take a closer look at what's going on here. this in canada's full of trash and rob food. they're close to a dozen shopping carts most full of trash. in this section are four separate tent homes. what about to show you really left me speechless. i was met by this man his name is rums felt and he offered me a tour of the underpass. he was driving as you all the rhetoric of gas so he just left it there to give me a tour. under the overpass, you will find more trash. a lot more trash. plenty of disassemble bike parts. i spoke to a few r

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turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo.ith you when it's time to save. ♪ with you when it's time to save. >>pam: water gushing 50 ft. into the air stops traffic. our internet reporter kimberly is here with today's edition of take a look at this. >>kimberlee: let's start of the scene you would want to go through on your way to work. drivers and malibu had to deal with this this morning. water erupting from a fire hydrant along the pacific coast highway. fire officials and the trash truck back to the hydrant sharing it off and never so much water crews had trouble getting that fell to shut off. traffic was backed up to 3 mi., mostly due to. of doorjambs are a new trend in south florida. miami and miami beach have invested in these playgrounds for adults. the best part they're free. anybody could stop by and get in a good workout. it's part in getting residence to work out. take a look this, on a nasa employes to take to make a space shuttle. about 2100. that's the many gathered at this us the place and awarded a former human

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turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo.. ♪ >>pam: gaddafi has declared a cease-fire against the rebels as a reaction to the un to the no-fly zone. khaddafi continuing to shrug off the thread. president barack obama is not spelling out the exact position of the u.s.. >> just yesterday, speaking of the city, a city of roughly 700,000 people. he threatened and i quote we will have no mercy and the pity ". no mercy on his own citizens. >>pam: rebels are celebrating and others are saying they're still being attacked. british forces are being sent to the mediterranean and france says it is ready for possible military action. if in yemen and demonstration against the government turned into a deadly scene. at least 46 people killed and reports that government forces and police were firing down on protesters from rooftops. former haitian president, has returned to haiti after seven years of exile. despite criticism from the u.s. of which asked him not to disrupt an already late presidential election. vicarial looking at haitians cel

turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when it's time to save. ♪ >>> friends and family of a man killed near the ashby b.a.r.t. station in berkeley six months ago gathered today to remember him and to call more attention to the case. 35-year-old adollto bravo was killed when he and his fiancee were walking home from a party. they talked about the facts of the case. bravo was robbed by two men who shot and killed him. those killers are still at large. family members traveled all the way from chile to the bay area to be part of today's memorial service. there's also a $17,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the killers. >>> coming up next at 11:00, our coverage of the earthquake and tsunami in japan continues. thousands of people are still missing. plus we'll show you a bay area company leading the way to help people find their loved ones in japan. and we'll have a look at an earthquake warning system already instadium in the palm springs area and it'ado y go! go! completing an atm dep

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students worked on drawing with a professional artist and larry noticed that steven was very, very gifted at landscapes and joel was very talented at portraits and went out into the community and noticed that the two students got excited about drawing scenes of san francisco, their hometown, very loyal residents of san francisco. so the result of this year of drawing around the city was this wonderful mural honoring san francisco which is in the main hall and was unveiled at a ceremony i had the pleasure of attending. i would like to show you a student-made documentary about the mural project and then heidi will be on hand for the board if anyone has any comments or questions afterwards. ♪ >> adult art program for artists who have some type of disability, but they have to have an interest in art and have some talent in art to be part of the project. it was presented to me as a mural by heidi. [video presentation being shown]

curry giving out gift certificates, $75 to 75 shoppers at a supermarket in the east bay. and the warriors doing some good work among the folks. after a 2nd-period blowout last night in chicago, the sharkies come raging back. ryan clowe scores the passer, tory mitchell to make it 4-2, and then they took it from there. joe thorton, those of us who play hockey on the weekends, we all president to be jumbo joe, we should mention you know jumbo joe authoritien. >> i don't know him. i met him once. >> you socialized with him. >> i don't know him. >> pam, care to share about that night? >> sorry i don't know -- >> [ overlapping speakers ] >> somebody like you, you have very little connections to athletes. do you not like athletes? i bet in your, you know, again pam's very popular. you probably never dated an athlete. >> if i did, i wouldn't tell you. >> that's so sleazy! >> i wouldn't. >> so you don't feel our athlete -- >> have you dated an athlete? >> many of them. no -- there was a russian weight-lifter back in the late '70s. no, pam open up to our audience. they want to know

turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when it's time to save. ♪ >>> the earthquake sent powerful waves heading 5,000 miles across the pacific. the surge arrived on our coast this morning and of course headed under the golden gate bridge, as well. this is what it looked like. no damage or injuries reported ifrns the b inside the bay, but surges are expected to last in to tomorrow and people are being warned to stay away from the surf line especially directly on the coast. >>>. >> and that's where jeff has been all day. he joins us with talk of what hour bay area forecast looks like over the next few days. >> reporter: well, we're certainly going to be watching of course the coastal wave action as you just mentioned into tomorrow. and despite the tsunami advisory that remains in effect, we still see plenty of people out on the water. for whatever reason. once that tsunami warning got downgraded to an advisory, it was like the flood gates opened, no wording there intended, but literally people came out in droves to