henry parra and sgt russell gordon. the nomination will be read by assistant chief denise schmitt, the commanding officer at parallel at the time of the event. on february 17, 2010, at 4:30 in the afternoon, lt. henry parra and started russell gordon of terrible station confronted a deadly situation on the 1800 block of urban street. 1800 block of urban street is a light commercial corridor, starts on 19th avenue and runs nw. it contains many restaurants and businesses and is surrounded by residents. in many of the businesses, they are owned by business owners -- they are owned by asian business owners. this was the beginning of the lunar new year. when they arrived to work, they decided to walk a foot speed on irving street. as they arrived on 1800 block, unbeknownst to them, two men with violent criminal histories or having an argument inside one of the restaurants. these men were career criminals with asian gang affiliations. their arrest histories include robbery, carjacking, trafficking, assault weapons. this argum

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and we have "andrew johnson," a presidential biography by annette gordon-reed. one would think initial these books don't have that much in common but in fact as i read through them it became apparent to me they had an enormous amount in common. andrew johnson was a southern unionists and the war was over the union. furthermore there are huge constitutional issues. huge raise issues in both books so they dovetail nicely. let me introduce our authors and the authors will speak and then we will have a question and answer session. hopefully there will be lots of times for questions and answers and i expect you to participate. when we begin i remind you this is not a moment for you to give speeches, it is time for you to ask questions and for the authors to answer. first, harold holzer has written or edited several dozen books. he is by my standards perhaps the best authority on abraham lincoln in the world. i recently had the opportunity to use one of his books in my undergraduate class with great success. harold has received the national humanities metal and he is

gordon and john johnson. let me briefly say, we recognize and honor the volunteer efforts of gordon, for nearly five years has dedicated his energy to beautifying parks. gordon has helped were ever needed as many as three days a week, removing fallen trees, invasive plants, shearing hedges, cleaning up after visitors and any task required of him. gorton is unfailing in his son -- enthusiasm and energy, requiring the most arduous task. each year, we depend on more than 129,000 hours from volunteers. mr. cutts has volunteered more than 700 hours of his time. we thank mr. cutts for his ongoing effort. before we award this fine certificate, i want to read mr. john johnson's, and then we will do that collectively. we recognize and honor volunteer efforts of mr. john johnson, who for nearly three years dedicated his time and energy for improving and beautifying parts of golden gate park, including the rhododendron dell and the botanical garden. he helps staff keep the garden clean. it's in became obvious that he po

the other is flash gordon. >> i had two passions. to learn about einstein's theory and help him complete his dream of a unified theory of everything. that is my day job. i work in something called string theory and i am one of the founders of the subject. we hope to complete his dream of a theory of everything. i also love the future. watching flash gordon and watching science fiction. i began to realize something. to understand the future, you have to understand physics. physics of the last century gave as television, radio, microwaves, gave us the internet, lasers, transistors, computers. all that from physics. the next century will be even greater. that is why if you understand physics, you understand computers, you also understand biotechnology, nanotechnology, and they will be the engines of wealth and prosperity in to the next century. tavis: we can think flash gordon for all this brilliant intellect. michio kaku, author of "physics of the future". good to have you on the program. next, nfl great ray lewis. stay with us. ray le

now, we are going to hear from revenue with gordon. hey, gordon. >> thank you. i'm here tonight with a coalition of community and labor organizations working together to promote worker rights and social justice locally and nationally. i was asked to make some brief remarks about the revenue side of the picture and tax policy, so my first point is that we cannot solve the budget crisis through cuts alone, and i think this is a pretty obvious statement to everybody here tonight. this forum tonight is really important to allow the community and people that are directly affected by these terrible budget cuts to speak out and raise their voice directly to our public officials, but too often, forums like this and the other one that are going to have before self -- the discussion is constrained just to things like talking about the impact of the budget cuts, talking about layoffs of public sector workers, cutbacks to benefits to public-sector workers, or even as we see in the midwest, a tax on even the collective bargaining rights. what i think is really important to b

marion gordon catches up and they get a mix of motorcades. the cops don't know because the police cars caught in front. marion gordon had the president to order the limousine in front of the presidential limousine to act as a battering ram to hit anything on the way to the hospital and made him do that so she was one. member to the nurses at the hospital, and i think that in my research for the book they were the first ones who treated ronald reagan, the first ones there and they were the ones that held his hand all night and there's a wonderful story unfolding denise sullivan who ten years later she is the nurse in the recovery room and ronald reagan skirled these notes he's a constant entertainer and can't help himself. [laughter] all and all i'd rather be in philadelphia, send me back for a concede there i am reading. samore to questions, some are not. you know, a famous nurse held his hand for many hours that might and ten years later if i may there's the gw ceremony and renaming the emergency room and ronald reagan's honor and she's ther

gordon lidy. you believe all that? >> i believe what he is saying is absolutely correct. >> women have some power to detect? >> i know my wife in particular has that power to detect. i belt yours has it as well. either one of us better be careful if we have such a notion. >> i know your wife very well. rose who is a brilliant make-up artist and has been with me for about 20 years. rose was the make-up artist for president clinton. she may still be. she made you up today. >> there we go. she hit the big time family. >> she improved on nature. >>> this is really a season of tomorrow for -- tor meant for the person who has had a dull russ relationship. the adulterer is a very tormented person. is that true? >> of course they are. you are dealing with feelings you have towards your spouse, your lover. you don't know which way to turn. it is the ultimate guilt. if you do not have the gil it is antisocial-type of personality. >> we are joined on a live line by pamela paul who is a distinguished writer and published a book ca

former prime minister gordon brown at lunch he addressed the crowd talking about the role of bric nations brazil russia india and china their growth as ours in the globe and how this needs to be addressed and needs to be global governing bodies need to adjust to this if the west in europe and the united states are not going to decline he said does the rise of these nations mean that europe in the united states will decline said well that all depends on how they adjust if they're able to change their free will to invest more in education in science but he did say that this is going to take reform and so one gets pointed out that the emerging economies the bric nations are kind of the one i point at a conference where many people are talking about what needs to change in terms of the western banking reforms monetary tools and the u.s. dollar is the reserve currency and in fact george soros said that it no longer really is that their currencies are filling not well as well the euro being one of the diversification of currencies although nobody really knows the alternative. financial leaders

gordon was working during the day. everything, i got everything ready for when he arrived. the tents were perfect. and i sent him a message, i was like, this place is not what you're going to think it is. it's not a great place. so he arrived, and he was like, actually, yeah, you're right, it's terrible. but we stayed there for the kids. we cooked, you know, we slept the night and we woke up at 5:00 in the morning to gunshots. >> jimmy: yeah. >> which -- >> jimmy: oh -- >> kind of the sign. >> jimmy: you know what, that's the thing. in the united states, when we go camping, part of it is, we take guns and fire them off. it's a very important part of the tradition. >> yes. >> jimmy: you probably don't have that as much there in england. >> no, no. >> jimmy: it's nothing to fear, in fact, it's like the sound of birds. >> it was definitely the first time. >> jimmy: were you camping in compton, by any chance? because i know you guys do say comp, right? >> no, no. so we packed up our stuff and then we went to san diego, wen

marion gordon catches up. they did a makeshift motorcade. the cops don't know they are diverting to the hospital. gordon had the presence of mind to order this pear number z in front of the presidential limousine to act as a battering ram. so she is one. two, the nurses. i think that in my research for the book they are the first ones who treated reagan. the first ones there, and they were the ones who held his hand all night. there is a wonderful story. ten years later there is a ceremony. she is a nurse in the recovery room. reagan famously scribble all these notes. a constant entertainer. literally all and all i would rather be in philadelphia. send me to l.a. where i can see the air i'm breeding. somewhere deep questions and some were not. you know, a famous nurse who held reagan's hand for many hours that night. ten years later bear was a ceremony. renaming the emergency room and reagan's honor. she is there. the press pass. don't get to talk much. a funny joke. this nancy know about us? innocent flirtatious former movie star. you know,

produced out export and invested that's how the former british prime minister gordon brown described the european and american economies and the summits in american town threatened woods but that's declined could mean opportunity for others result of these two explains russia and other fast i think nations consumed moving to pope position. we heard a former prime minister gordon brown at lunch he addressed the crowd talking about the role of bric nations brazil russia india and china their growth as ours in the globe and how this needs to be addressed and needs to be global governing bodies need to adjust to this if the west in europe and the united states are not going to decline he said does the rise of these nations mean that europe in the united states will decline said well that all depends on how they adjust if they are able to change your free will to invest more in education in science but you did say that this is going to take reform and so on as one gets pointed out the emerging economies the bric nations are kind of the one i point at a conference where many people are tal

. >>> vamos con el segundo dai de béisbol. gordon en primera base, cuadroaunlar de dos carreras. y tambiénrreras por 10. la pelota se strella, y quinteros antoba, una carrera más, empataban a cuetro este hit deja tirados a los de houston, gana philadelphia. queremos agradecer a carlos por la liga de la fraternidad, todos los aptidos en el amazon, tacaria méxico, santa rosa con honduras, asavache puebla, mchivas ante olimpia, mucha actividad para esta noche, mañana no se olvide que los earthquakes recibe a seattle. también mañana en hockey sobre hielo los shrks. eso es todo >>> mañana es la cuarta conferencia alcanzando nuestro s sueños, se orientará a los estudiantes indocumentados para conseguir financieamiento para sus estudios, de 9 mañana a las 5 de la tarde >>> el concurso del día de la madre, enive su foto y carta hasta el 8 de abril. >>> nos vemos

. >> san francisco attorney stewart gordon has been raising money to keep cal baseball to reinstate thently, 68 in sunnyvale. santa clara 69. numbers on the peninsula range from the mid to upper 50s at our coast to 66 menlo park. san francisco coming down about 12-14 degrees today. 58 in daly city and breezy winds from stinson beach, in the 50s. 70s in sonoma. east bay lots of mid-60s. few upper 60s from fremont to castro valley. 71 in antioch. 64 in watsonville. seven-day forecast notice a couple of 70s continued breezy tomorrow. warmest day of the week looks on monday and increase the clouds cool it off big time. home opener a little dry and cool. >> janelle: let's check in with our friends on the east coast. dan harris joins us from new york city what is coming up on "good morning america." >> have you heard about this terrifying story the hole that ripped in the roof after plane just minutes after it took off in arizona. one passenger says it was pandemonium with people passing out. the pilot forced to make an emergency landing. we'll talk live to the passengers. we also have breaki

british don't directly choose their prime minister is certainly not the most recent man at number ten gordon brown was handed the job when tony blair quit during his eventual successes roth. what you thought was a politician. but david cameron was only rescued from a minority government with a deal of his own sharing power with the party that has put it it's a coalition which an angry electorate sees breaking promises and which listens to washington more than westminster protesters politicians are so committed to to be strong is simply fantasy is the root of this special relationship with washington that they are prepared to do everything necessary to maintain that relationship while claiming you know having no concern for their relationship with the people who elected them in the first place and this is a this is a dysfunction of deep deep dysfunction of the heart of the british so-called democracy the past six months it's been a series of demonstrations in london and across the u.k. which culminated and hundreds of thousands of people gathering on saturday to protest against cuts to public

try to survive in frost reports gordon was plotting an invasion already last year of prompted accusations of revived imperial ambitions calculated as a vote for france's president the move has backfired french foreign minister islands you pay since the invasion could last days or weeks but not months into its third week war in libya is turning out longer and harder than wanted. with gadhafi forces still standing firm rebel gains only come with the heavy hand of nato helping the war in libya would pose for interpreting these abroad and restore the government the popularity of power in then the bombing continues opposition on board is growing these demonstrators say they see through fraud his noble claims france claims humanitarian intervention but it's really imperative. in local elections nicolas sarkozy got stumped he's un people to be willing just nineteen percent of the votes the french president hoped for ratings lift from the wall. he's got the opposite. because of more. presidents for ever for the last forty duels given france's troubled history in the region maybe fear some countri

hopefully we will be able to do it. >> gordon played cal baseball in 1958. they have been in existence for the last 119 years. and the team captain says the plan is to raise enough money to make the baseball team self-sufficient. >> i would hate to have this team be the last one to leave the dyend month. >> neither would the more than 400 fans who showed up at today's game against usc like sonya carlson. >> it is really sad. >> we asked to speak to the chancellor about the fate of the cal baseball team. but the chancellor wouldn't comment unless he knew how well the fundraising efforts went. andrew knapp is making plans in case he is forced to walk. >> it is tough when you have a great education. here at berkeley they go and maybe get less of a -- it is less of a prestigous school. >> david esker is far more optimistic. >> it is not a death blow at all. it is a reminder, you have more work to do and we will just do it. >> thomas roman abc7 news. >> saint luis' college is one of those being discussed as a possible debate site in the presidential campaign. sai

the chancellor has given gordon and others two more weeks to raise the funds. not, no more baseball. >> it would be somewhat suicidal but hopefully we'll be able to do it. >> gordon played cal baseball in 1958. the team has been in existence for the past 119 years. the team captain says the plan is to raise enough money to make the baseball team self sufficient. >> it would be the last one and we're not going to see it happen >> we asked to speak to the chancellor about the state of the change but a spokesperson says he would not comment until he knew how well the fund-raising efforts meant. andrew is already making plans if he is forced to walk. >> it's definitely tough if you have such a great education and be able to play baseball. >> but david is far more optimistic. >> it's a reminder, you still got more work and we're going to do it. >> terry: first normal salmon sports fishing begin off the coast today. both commercial and recreational salmon fishing have been closed or drastically reduced because a decline in the chinook population. they declared last y

. >> hi, my name is gordon. there are three main points that i want to make. in building out the new units for a total of 89, this project will create 35,000 jobs, new on- site jobs. there is a 25% and climate rate. this would provide thousands of jobs, in he knows? other associated taxes and fees, obviously increasing our prosperity in san francisco. thank you very much. >> good evening. i am also a resident. i very much agree that the eir it is complete. there is no time machine. most of the arguments are highly speculative. i travel through the corridor a lot. i am one of many who cares about what happens at parkmerced, and it is disconcerting to see such effort against it based on speculative items. [bell] >> good evening. i have reviewed the eir to reiterate some of the points that were mentioned earlier today the construction industry. it will provide many construction jobs for 20 years to come. 5600 new homes. given the city's recent budget issues and the tax revenue, i know that when it is completed, it would generate about $17 million. i use the park

but tony blair, and gordon brown were not invited.esting snub which we'll talk about in a moment. in a moment, too, one last look back at the wedding of charles and diana. some of you will be taking a break now for local news. for the rest, cbs news coverage of the royal wedding will continue. woman: till all the books are read... man: and all the pens are put down... woman: and everything there is to learn is learned. man: till the heroes retire and the monsters return to their dens... woman: and all the plots are wrapped up. man: till that day... boy: by hook or by crook... girl: by book or by nook... woman: i will read. [ beep ] [ male announcer ] find an italian masterpiece in your grocer's freezer. buitoni shrimp and lobster ravioli with garlic butter sauce. simple ingredients, artfully prepared. create an italian masterpiece. buitoni. in the freezer section. but when i was diagnosed with prostate cancer... i needed a coach. our doctor was great, but with so many tough decisions i felt lost. unitedhealthcare offered us a speciall

cleo gordon alimentary school in fairfield this is where it happened.hristopher vargas was arrested march 25th of suspicion of secretilewd acts oa child under 14 years old he is held in jail and there could be other young the victims out there. now, here is stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >>stanley: i showed you video of docks and the cat inside of a safeway grocery store of dog--and this cat will this owner is surfing the net from also, this dog sniffing around inside the store. now let me show you these new signs created by this man. of the san francisco department of health. the signs say " no animals allowed in a food facility except service animals " these are posted. the castro district safeway. that cat that was sleeping in the store is now added a kennel and outside the store. do those rework? fun >>stanley: did notice some more cars with dogs. this woman noticed these signs putabout one month ago, she thinks twice about taking her daughter inside the store. and this woman >> she used to spring heard talk and to which it all is

>> i was 7 years old when my father, wes gordon, had a bunch of boys going out to dig fossils and onefirst things we found which i remember, was the whole skull with the teeth, of a camel that romed in great lerds around fremont where we're now seeing fossils exhibited. >> unbelievable. you can see some of this at the children's natural history museum in fremont. right out here on the table we have a lot of examples of these fossils. what are we looking at? >> we thought this was the skull of a local resident at one time. and then returned it over and we found out that it's all solid bone. this was the femur, the ball of the femur and its socket into the lip and this is much like the cow bone that i have where you see the ball of the socket. this animal looked like this guy and would have been about 13 feet at the shoulder. >> and over 1 million years old, this particular piece is just really crazy to think about. thank you very much, phil. we'll go to our weather grasks. unbelievable look at some of the history here in the bay area. getting to weather headlines. as we unearth, yes, s

gordon brown and tony blair course not. did they get the right guest list? reporting is british politic gordonn mcshane and bryon. >> when charles and diana were married, there were five former prime minister is alive, and they were all invited. i think that the culture is not there. david cameron said he would block brown as the imf job if he it was vacant. a very personalized. he didn't do this to jim callahan. if you don't like the government you replace. >> you say prince william is listening to cameron/ >> 1900 people came. this is a geopolitical state occassion. the government is up to its ears. >> where did the guest list come from? >> this is from the palace, with advice from the government. i would like to think that there were not invited was because it took us into an illegal war in iraq. but this is probably not the case. >> what is the reason? >> we have a story -- i cannot take it beyond that. >> and what are the personal aspects of this? going to the death -- >> this is more probable than the iraq war? this is more serious. >> i could say that

they don't care about gordon, they care about their money. so what's paid out. $3.8billion has been paid out from bp $20 billion compensation fund. to out of five people that filed a claim. >>> a landslide forced them from their home. but the homeowners are hesitant to accept the city's offer to fix the damage. the earth is still shifting. the city will shore up the hillside but only if neighbors agree the city is not responsible if the fix fails. >> if we sign this they will make the attempt. if it doesn't work they are done. if it does work they are done into the city has given the neighbors until tuesday to sign the agreement. public records show there's a number of major slides in the area over the years. >>> in may -- james laurel and his girlfriend fell overboard near the prison while trying to repair their boat. a tower guard heard the cries and dispatched help. victims were taken to the hospital where laurel died. the woman was treated and released. deputies say that alcohol may have been a factor. >>> we're going to checkup on the we

this program was created by dee gordon and tim roth. we are really reaching out to kids with the sports they wanted to. we are working hard to get our new program off the ground and buying new equipment. i had the great pleasure of being with him and dee and tim at tenderloin rec center last thursday. he will see a little bit in a video we will show in a second. the picture on the kids' faces made all the aggravation worthwhile. it is a reminder of why we're making the difficult decisions we are. i really want to give -- i wanted carl to be here because his gift to our department and his enthusiasm, if you could see his smile, is so infectious. i want to present carl with the certificate of appreciation. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> hello, commissioners. hi. i have been skating in sf for 23 years. i never thought i would receive an award like this. i appreciate it. i have been doing it for a long time. i just appreciate you guys acknowledging my hard work. thank you very much. president buell: thank you. >> all right. last, but c

>>reporter: livermore detective steve gordon worked the case.many instances the story they tell is much different than what she says. but they all agree how it started. >> this mom in the house all the time so i knew them really well. >>reporter: she met the first victim when he was wrapping up the seventh grade in middle school. he was her daughter's boyfriend. she began showering him with gifts. >> big screen tv for the birthday. 2 phones. 2 i-pod. >>reporter: wasn't there a game system as well. >> yes x box and i think play station. >>reporter: and sports equipment. clothing and airline tickets. she spent tens of thousands of dollars on her 2 victims. she secretly got the money from her husband dental practice in livermore. she managed the office. police say she was grooming the boys. getting them to depend on her. >> it's like christmas every single day when she came by because she would give you cas cash. we have witnesss to proof that. >>reporter: she took boy no. 1 on several family vacations. trip to their cabin in tahoe after christmas

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>>pam: joseph gordon scored in overtime last night to give san jose a 4-3 victory over the l.a.ings. the sharks and wrapped up the series and six games. tickets for the second round of playoffs one on sale this morning. rob joins us live with more on that. >>rob: the box office here at hd pavilion is quiet now. let's take you back in the morning were there was a line of sharks fans lined up along the shark tank here in san jose hoping to snap up a ticket to game one of round two. the only problem is we still don't know who the sharks opponent is going to be. fans will be keeping an eye on tonight's game between vancouver and chicago. we also don't know when game 1 will be. it could be as soon as thursday or friday or possibly as late as saturday. those tickets went on sale this morning at about 10:00 a.m., most forgone 30 minutes later. however this time of year sharks tickets can become available as the sharks tell me sometimes the nhl requires teams to hold back tickets and then they become available a little bit at a time. i just checked with the box office and they told me t