and jeff gordon. jimmie johnson moves to the inside of brad keselowski for 14th. >> on that last caution, jimmie johnson took four tires, brad keselowski they did fuel only. >> jeff gordon trying to get some clean air across the hood of his chevrolet. takes 3rd away from his teammate. >>> three hendrick chevrolets running 3rd, 4th and 5th right now with johnson 14th with four new tires. so looking pretty good tonight for hendrick's racing operation. >> let's take a look at the pit stop averages for four tire stops. see who has been on it tonight. dale earnhardt jr. number 88 crew, steve letart averaging 12.4 seconds. >> 12.4 seconds for four tires. these tires and wheels they have five lug nuts per wheel not to mention 19 gallons of sunoco race fuel. a driver wouldn't even have time -- you can't say can i have a drink of water. >> it's made a difference. junior is in the top five in position to challenge here with 54 laps to go. he's running 3.2 seconds off of kevin harvick. inside of the lead. >> we'

gordon. puigag%wq scores, gordon again in the seventh. a dagger. dodgers first lead of the day. a blast off of jean machi. the dodgersm1z go on to win it2 your final. we'll take a brief time-out before we hit the hard woo where the nets finally take a game from the heat.

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gordon willis died today, he was 82 years old.e to talk about willis's legacy is film director glen kenny. welcome. >> thanks for having me, john, how are you? >> i'm fine. what was your contribution to are cinenmatography? >> mine is absolutely nil except to enjoy it. >> i'm talking about gordon lew willis. >> the technical expertise that he gained over the course of working in film for over 20 years before he lended his first feature, how he worked with the director worked with the script and came up with visual solutions to problems. the scene we just sauce from all the president's men is a very great example. that's a scene where bob woodward the reporter played by robert red ford is talking to deep throat. deep throat's identity wasn't known for many, many years later. but you have to make deep throat a compelling character in this feature, without showing his face. willis gave you a strong background of blurry lights and redford's face in shadow. nonpresence even though his voice registers. >> very powerful scene. let's show

. >> roland gordon. >> good afternoon. >> i am reverend gordon, 36 years pastor of ingleside presbyterian church. in 2000, they were going to tear down the open air portion of the bus turn-around, and keep the bathrooms. and mayor brown along with supervisor nelder, and appeared before the board not to tear it down and for me to be part. we were named the loop, and that's what i want to show you. the gordon memorial peace garden, i was on the committee that selected the name unity plaza, which i totally support, only doesn't have a world vision. and from the berm, we have love is the answer, and i have produced an affirmation that we plan to go to the united nations to get the world on the same page working for peace. we are in a critical time as human beings on this earth, we are on a bigger vision than local unity plaza, we have those in san francisco and the african-american boards are programmed for violence, and the card you will see is called the san francisco world peace affirmation. it was an affirmation that was developed (inaudible) and after san francisco is named after, and he

gordon is right they sought to negotiate with the chinese over this.y actually had a process of negotiation going on in the past year and then china made this major move. i'm not sure where that's going to lead. broadly the u.s. is involved in that we have tried to push all parties in the region to act according to the u.n. law of the sea convention and what it dictates in terms of territorial disputes. have tried to get all countries to sign a code of conduct. the chinese see us as instigating problems for them and we see them as increasingly creating the problems that we all have to cope with. >> woodruff: clearly we will continue to watch this one. ken lieberthal, gordon chang, we thank you both. >> ifill: finally tonight, a fictional take on war, love and identity. jeffrey brown has our book conversation. >> brown: a young black man narrates his story of friendship and war in post-colonial africa. a young white woman narrates her story of meeting and coming to love that man in a small midwestern american town. the new novel "all our names" explores

i was class of '89 from gordon. it is a treat to hear from you. i am wondering at any given time we cannot all be leaders right? at gordon not all of the students will be leaders in a particular field. maybe leaders in their home and other places. and i think about raising my boys and what i try to teach them about leadership and i think the best message is guys i want you to spot opportunities to do what is good and excellent and affirming. what is it you teach your kids and students about what they should aspire to? i think it is something about pursuing what is good right and pure and perfect. but i would be glad to hear what we all need to hear about leadership? >> i think one of the most important things to teach our kids and to live day in and day out is we lead with our life. the way we conduct ourselves makes a difference. in the midst of doing the research, it took ten years and my wife and i had a daughter that ended up being a special needs child. parenting elizabeth has helped me see a different view of leadership and understand what i

erik gordon erik gordon, let me start with you.t are we to make of this run of recalls, some even very small. what's happening from a business perspective? >> well, it's a disaster for general motors. it's damaging their reputation, will end up damaging their sales, hurt their stock price, and i think the damages will last a long time. >> brown: and what do you see them doing in drawing out these recalls at the moment? >> you know, i think the game of drawing out the recalls and, you know, announcing recalls in a way they hadn't previously done is to try to get everything out and over with and to avoid having more explosions. i think the thing that makes g.m. look the worst is not that there are problems with cars. the cars are big, complex things. there are going to be problems with cars. it's the idea that g.m. has been covering things up. so the last thing g.m. wants is to have another event come up they haven't disclosed. it just makes them look terrible. >> brown: daniel, what do you see from a public perspective? >> it's huge

does gordon ridder ring a bell? if he doesn't it's probably because he lets other people ring the bell. that's ridder in the corner rt handsome blond fellow is one of the bay area's most successful ipos. viva starts the first day of trading on the new york stock exchange, and that was not his first win. gordon ridder was one of the very first investors in sales force a company with a $32 billion market cap. in fact ridder and mark bennyoff founded a company together before sales force called software is a service. he's a partner with emergence capital ventures. the reason i think it's fascinating that you named the company software as a service is that's what the whole category is now called which is like opening up a thing and calling it restaurant. >> or internet. >> right, or airport. and then has this idea we'll have airplanes, we'll call it airport. you were crazy early to this space. >> things kind of work out for the best. meeting mark bennyoff in that point of his career as he was transitioning from oracle t

gordon. puigag%wq scores, gordon again in the seventh. a dagger. dodgers first lead of the day.st off of jean machi. the dodgersm1z go on to win it2 your final. we'll take a brief time-out before we hit the hard woo where the nets finally take a game from the heat. most people don't know how to choose a new dentist. that's where we come in. we've helped over 8 million people find the right dentist, and we can do the same for you. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ looked like miami was going to run away from brooklyn in the playoffs. that's where 4-0 against the heat in the regular season and home was all they needed. best of seven, lose 94%Ãof the time. joe johnson led the nets with 12 in the first half. nets up two at the break. 4 of 7 beyond the arc. 12 points. actor jake guillen haul an wonders who is this guy. victory trail 2-1 in the series. portland down 0-2. spurs drew first blood. tony parker, tim duncan. too easy. once again, at the speedy parker, had he 29 points. spurs led the entire game. up three-zip in the series. portland would be a tougher opponent. players championsh

that is career win 89 for gordon.e current sprint cup leader. >>> at brickyard for the inaugural indianapolis grand prix. they use a standing start and it's not good when the pole- sitter copyright get his car hit. saavedra is hit hit. simon pagenaud was the winner. >>> and that will do it for this saturday night edition of sportswrap. see you again tomorrow at 5:00. >> thank you, joe and thank you for watching ktvu channel 2 news. >>> join ktvu marginnings on 2 at 7:00 for all of the overnight news. >> before we go, very big day for all the mothers out there. one last check of the forecast. >> perfect forecast, warm in the afternoon, 70s awn hey! hey! how was the game? it was good. yeah. knicks finally won. the twins loved it. oh, and their new buddy, chris there-- he's my new favorite of their friends. yeah. hello, chris, good-bye spencer. that's great. so where are the boys? they're gonna hitchhike home from the strip club. no... they took chris next door. they're shootin' hoops. who is this chris? have i met him?

gordon. puigag%wq scores, gordon again in the seventh. a dagger. dodgers first lead of the day.st off of jean machi. the dodgersm1z go on to win it2 your final. we'll take a brief time-out before we hit the hard woo where the nets finally take a game from the heat. details of the nebraska playoff what is this place? and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system. it looks like the future! he has a phaser! it's not a phaser! it's my phone! he can use his voice to control the tv. you can use your woice? "vuh," voice. his voice. your woice? look. watch sci-fi. [ female announcer ] the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. looked like miami was going to run away from brooklyn in the playoffs. that's where 4-0 against the heat in the regular season and home was all they needed. best of seven, lose 94%Ãof the time. joe johnson led the nets with 12 in the first half. nets up two at the break. 4 of 7 beyond the arc. 12 points. actor jake guillen haul an wonders who is this guy. victory trail 2-1 in the series. portland down 0-2. spurs dr

gordon, it says they are targeting u.s. metals, solar products industries. a scary subject.ously china isn't going to cooperate with the u.s. how should now the u.s. react militarily? >> i think for instance the united states needs to do what is always tried to do is build relations with beijing but we have got to confront issues the problem here we have had friendly relations by ignoring problems. as the general points out we need to deal with these issues. this will be an important thing for us to do. the chinese can huff and puff but at the end of the day we have much more power over them than they do over us. we have to take this in stride. julie: general, china says it is suspending cooperation with the u.s. in joint cyber security working group. that was formed last year after more allegations of chinese military involvement in online commercial espionage was accused. china denied those allegations as well. the question is, we continue to try to talk with china but can we evertrust china? if they're going to deny the accusations time and time again obviously we can't c

we'll ask former uk gordon brown. what can be done to protect girls whose only crime is wanteding an education. >>> it's primetime. let the midterm election season begin. control of the senate hanging in the balance. >>> it's the beginning of our primary mission. which has been the mission all along. that is to make harry reid irrelevant. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. there are reports of more girls that have been kidnapped in nigeria. as the u.s. and great britain are beginning to mobilize an international rescue effort. congress paused tuesday for a moment of silence in honor of nigeria's stolen girls. >> in the end, this is an act of barbarity, and a test of our world and a test of our country. and we stand tonight in solidarity to find these girls. >> minnesota senator now joins me from capitol hill. senator, it has taken a long time to get the u.s. to respond. the explanation seems to be that nigeria was reluctant, cultural pride, and reluctance to have the u.s. come to the rescue, but couldn't

included on the list gordon food service marketplace, georgio's italian dell kau tess sant and butchl food mart. it will has the number 2574 b. nearly 2,000 pounds of beef from wolverine packing company after people in 11 states got sick. for a full list you can head to "fox & friend "fox & friends first" -- foxandfriendsfirst.com. >>> the administration breaking its silence about the war hero locked up for over a p month over a simple mistake. what is the state department saying this morning? >> although they are not going into extreme detail the state department acknowledged john kerry raised it in meetings in mexico city. this as u.s. lawmakers are getting more involved and bringing attention to andrew tomarese has been jailed in mexico since the first of april after accidentally crossing the mexican border with firearms in his car. at the time he told agents he was not only logged but he volunteered the information about the legally obtained and owned guns. officials say there has been progress. >> since his arrest he has been visited 11 times by consulate m officers. we have bee

style points alex gordon with the concentration. for kansas city.ve it. >>> back then -- excellent producing. landon donovan a few hours before he was cut from the u.s. national soccer team this week. today the face of the team through three world cups responded to the roster move made by coach klinsman who thought the 32-year-old hod last his step to which the he said -- he said -- >> based on my performances leading up to camp, based on my preparation for the camp, based on my fitness, based on my workload, based on the way i trained and played in camp, i not only thought i was a part of the 23, i thought i was in contention to be starting and so that's why -- this is all been pretty disappointing. >> we got champions league final in portugal. in red. up 1-0 late. real madrid with a corner pick. >> and it's in, it's in! again! and we're level. >> sergio romo had the equalizer to go to extra time and that's where real madrid took over. look at that off of the save. with the rebound header that would prove to be the game winner. real madrid just pou

. >> gordon brown talking about the support for the kidnapped girls.rsation with cnn right after this. >>> and welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm errol barnet. thanks for watching to all of you in the u.s. and around the world. here is what we've got in the headlines for you in this hour. russia is celebrating victory day marking the anniversary of the defeat of nazi germany in 1945. the annual military parade comes as pro russian separatists in the ukraine say they'll go ahead on the referendum this weekend despite a plea by vladimir putin to delay the vote. >>> south korea says three drones recently found their ping. they returned to the north after taking pictures of key sites in the south but instead crashed in south korea. >>> we are seeing mass protests today in bangkok. take a look at those pictures. opposition activists are calling for a new government. this comes after the replacement of the prime minister. they're expected to hold a counter rally on saturday. >>> her opponents are in the street right now for today's

earlier bbc heard from the mime minister gordon brown. for the forum working on a safe school initiative to protect girls. >> girls themselves are willing to wage for their right to education is not going to be deterred in the end by boko haram. it's a small, extreme terrorist group with a perverted view of education. now i believe nigeria will be standing up counted against them. when people realize they're a small group and realize the damage they're conflicting can be counter acted, things will be deterred. this has been a wake-up call as well as a tragedy. action will follow. i'm representing the united nations that we can coordinate the actions for girls to go to school. >> that's gordon brown. i asked what it would mean since americans were in the area that it would end of terrorism. >> the president is making the point if they work with other world powers to chase insurgent skp s and go after the girls, that can make significant progress against boko haram. he has admitted the government faces significant challenges so far in the w

this belonged to jeff gordon. won his 89th career race. he is the 10th driver to win on the circuit this season. >>> earthquakes coming up in red in action hosting fc dallas. a man down. quakes score anyway. chris gets the credit. replayed showed it was an own goal by dallas. great pick up, their sec win of the year, victorious, final of 2-1. >>> it says here, we will be right back. is that true? >> and so we will. >> we will. tomorrow night at 5:30. >> see you then. >> we'll see you soon. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. this tillamookmook old fashd is absolutely amazing. creammmmmy. it makes my tongue dance. me too. hey you two, stop that tillamook tongue dancing and get back to work! tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. we'll see you back here tomw night at five-thirty. news updates are always on k-p- x dot co >> we promise you this tim

gordon willis was 82 years old.ake headlines actress pamela anderson revealing that she was sexually abused throughout her childhood. the former bay watch star talked about the abuse as a launch of her animal rights charity at the cannes to film festival friday she said she was allegedly stepped brave to at the age of 12 and molested by a babysitter at the age of six. spot the 46 year-old anderson says that her love for animals save turf and that's why she started the ad more to charity >>: big ideas and, from top at the dinner table as a nasa engineer steve and learned a few years ago chatted with his 15 year-old at the dinner table with inspired nasa's was tsk this stuff is in new this morning california crime has gotten approval to were unable strip on the belmont strip. there will be allowed to wear that during the one and half mile race in june. the bring back our gross campaign has been some star power behind it. we're going to tell you who is now calling for action to read into get a live look at your approac

--'s ask gordon kaplan , a partner at bookie far and gallagher -- wilkie farr and gallagher. like a lot of us-based multinationals, they have a ton of earnings overseas and if they brought that back into the united states, they would be hit with a 35% federal tax and then state and local as well. there is a disinclination to bring cash earnings back into the u.s. pfizer has something like $70 billion in cash overseas. they would prefer, as would most companies in the same situation, to use it overseas so they do not have to pay the repatriation tax. and the deal with astrazeneca is part cash and part stock. the second aspect is the u.s. federal is much higher than the u.k. at 21%, and going down next year to 20%. the notion is that a u.s. company would -- company subject to a high tax rate would merge with a company in a lower tax jurisdiction like the u.k., and get the benefit of lower tax jurisdictions and lower tax rate. that is the notion of this in version and will probably be one of the largest inversions ever done. >> is this employment act for lawyers? >> it is a full

to cross talk to crisis in ukraine i'm joined by my guest gordon han in mountain view california he's an analyst and advisory board member of the geostrategic forecasting corporation in chicago in new york we have joe lauria he is a foreign affairs correspondent and in moscow we cross the edward luzon ski he is the president of the american university in moscow originally cross-talk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage gordon you got up earlier so those programs are going to go to you first mr putin then recently is suggested for the for the ukraine crisis a cease fire deescalation withdrawal of troops and disarmament of illegal armed groups initiation of national reconciliation dialogue and holding elections sounds like a good idea have said no immediately washington doesn't know how to react how do you react to all this i think president putin was right indorsing the o.s.c. proposals. i noticed that prime minister yatsenyuk. said that they had an alternative plan that they were hoping the s o s c he would reap support and there seems to be

and once gordon was on the floor, he kind of took his face and rubbed his face in the dirt a little bit you know, he'll get up. and like five minutes later, when gordon's being carried to hospital -- [ laughter ] -- teddy sheringham was like, "i'm so sorry, man. i'm so sorry." it was kind of brilliant. >> seth: well, i hope you raise the money, and i hope you manage to walk off on your own two feet. >> fingers crossed. >> seth: and i can't wait for both your movies. congratulations. and thank you so much for being here. >> thank you! thanks for having me, too. >> seth: james mcavoy, everybody. "x-men -- days of future past" is in theaters this friday. and "filth" opens in select cities on may 30th. we'll be right back with wendi mclendon-covey. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ the new samsung galaxy s5 with s-health helps you stay on top of your goals. it works with your gear fit to give you a nudge when you need it... ...somebody's motivated... ...a pat on the back when you deserve it... ...and tracks your overall fitness with the first ever built in heart rate monitor. get $50 off the sams

. >>> other football, the quakes based in colorado, alan gordon, gordon the left footer just wide. 60in the box. look at the faif. spectacular. clinton erwin there and this game ends nil-nil. the bay area hall of fame joined by football legend, former giant's owner and track star gym hiens. >> i look at the names on the list and already in here, i keep looking around to see if i'm in the right building. it's a great honor. >> and just for fun here, a dinosaur threw out the first pitch at the padres game. that's pretty good. whoa. look out. don't get him angry. this is part of the walking with dine saws show. not a bad pitch considering he's ex-tingt. still bringing it. >> bringing the heat. >> i love it. that's fantastic. the new abc 7 mascot right there. that was brought to you by toyota. >> that's the real deal. >> i useto ride those things to school. >> i know. >> both ways. >> all right. that's funny. >> that's bizarre. all right. good evening. thanks so much for being here. all of us at abc 7 news, thanks for watching. don't forget, watch abc is now available to bay area dish cus

joining me now, gordon yuli, the founder of court said, an investor in the play site smart toward. you for "taking stock." thanks for being here. you don't have an abundance of natural talent and you have some and you have a lot of desire and you have the discipline. how can you apply technology to those characteristics to become a better player? >> video analysis is helpful and we've had that in the past but now we have five cameras that actually can tell you so much more than just video. it will give you statistics, distance, all kinds of incredible things. >> it's almost as if you have digitized and electrified the actual tennis court. >> like a videogame. >> you become someone in the video game. the kind of statistics, the speed with which you hit, whether you fail that drop shots, how many unforced errors. all of this is then compiled but then you have to do something with the data. >> if you are a coach, you have the dated to be able to help them convey what you are having the players understand. if they are all of a sudden doing this, you tag and tell it to tell you all the

something break s off of gordon's car. he's in the wall on fire. did not finish but he's okay. they will take the checkered flag and wins a cool $1 million. >>> in boxing, mike against juan. in the eighth, marquez has a hard right and drops alvarado. in the ninth, knocking down marquez with a ride of his own. it wasn't enough. marquez wins. that's enough of me. take it back. >> thank you so much. thank you for joining us. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. for all of us here at abc 7 news, thank you for joining us. the news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. have a great night. we'll see you again tomorrow. (panting) (grunts) (continues panting) (grunts) (pants) (tires squeal) (engine revs) (sizzles) you're cooking. this must be a dream or perhaps a nightmare. i choose to take the higher ground

also, gordon chang. before we get started, i want to take a closer look at alibaba's is this by the numbers. -- business by the numbers. leslie pickard is here with the details on my po. you have gone through the whole filing. what is different about this? >> is a massive company. they talk about their ecosystem, maintaining their culture. carehave taken a lot of and time to put this perspective together. they are trying to exemplify what this company is for american investors who do not use ali baba. they have taken a lot of care to lay out what their business is, how they monetize, and how they make money. much are not sure how they're going to raise. they have a billion-dollar placeholder for now. >> correct. the placeholders don't necessarily mean anything. they're just used for placeholder purposes. market value right now, my estimate, it is at $168 billion. we are told by sources it should come out around that range. we will not know the exact price for another three months or so, at least. this pr

something break s off of gordon's car. he's in the wall on fire. did not finish but he's okay.d flag and wins a cool $1 million. >>> in boxing, mike against juan. in the eighth, marquez has a hard right and drops alvarado. in the ninth, knocking down marquez with a ride of his own. it wasn't enough. marquez wins. that's enough of me. take it back. >> thank you so much. thank you for joining us. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. for all of us here at abc 7 news, thank you for joining us. ws continues on-line,es on-line twitter, facebook and mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. have a great night. we'll see you again tomorrow. t. announcer: athe moment babies are born, their brains are forming the connections that determine how they learn...think...and grow. in the sky. [ babbles ] talk and read to your children from day one. this is tomato soup. announcer: their brains are actually developing with your it's free, easy, and something you can do anytime. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents

it was gordon again. a dagger past the leaping panda at third. drew scores.odgers first lead of the day. in the eighth, matt kim. a blast. beyond the outstretched arms of hunter pence and the dodgers go on to win it 6-2, your final. >>> the players championship considered a fifth major in golf has the best field in golf this week. seems to be a two-horse race in round with martin and spieth. on the 17th. the shot of the day, stewart second on the par 4 seven. so high the camera loses it. one bounce and in for the eagle. he's six back. john senden in third. three back. 468. and chipped on the rough on nine. gets it to roll into the eagle but they are chasing martin and jordan. but he bogey 18 and even on the day. spieth had one birdie. needed this long putt at 18 to stay in. is it 11-under. he and his co-leaders heading into today's final round. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you again tonight at 5:00. have a great day! >> may is asian pacific american heritage month. we are heighting the issues in the bay area's asian community. in tod

and when i open my mouth you know what i'm talking about ♪ ♪ now i'm catching more fish than the gordon's arena so bounce your head like a b-ball ♪ there you go. >> to the inmate in san quentin, it may seem like just another day on the yard. but the investigative services unit has something else in mind. and it could mean a bad day for inmates holding contraband. >> these guys can resist us. if they've got weapons on them, obviously we want to get to the weapon before they get to the weapon. we try to control their hand. we always watch their hands. they hide weapons in their mouths, you know, in their bodies. >> give us ten seconds. >> so, you know, you've got to pay attention. you've got to keep control of the situation. and just swoop in on them before they see you coming. >> gentlemen, listen up. everybody, hands-on your head. this is just going to be a little search. don't pick nothing up. you guys slowly walk over towards the wall over here. gentlemen, this way. >> hold up. hold up. >> hey, mo, spread them out a little bit. >> come on out of there. slide down, slide down. >> you've

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let's turn to gordon cheng. huge indictment, big show. is it more than that? >> what we're trying to do is say to the chinese, look, we know a lot about what you're doing. we know where you live. when you think you're alone we're going to find you. otherwise this doesn't make sense. these guys are never going to be coming to the united states and say, please arrest me. take me into court. that is just not going to happy. so i think what we're trying to do is start a conversation with the chinesçe and sort of up the ante a little bit. >> what the chinese do is they copy our products, big and small. we know they knock off electronics. now we're led to believe they're going into everything we do and copying all of it. is the problem that serious. >> it is. the estimates of annual loss range from 20 billion to about 350 billion, and probably we're talking at least $110 billion a year. that's a trillion dollars over a decade. so, clearly we have to do something. it's 2.1 million person jobs that are lost and that is important. >> how is it that 2.1 million america

. >> host: at the national broadcasting meeting in april, gordon smith said ours is the only industry the spectrum auction can actually harm and it is an open question whether the fcc has balanced the aims of freeing up more spectrum and protecting the broadcasters. >> guest: the commission hasn't completed its rulemaking so we are all waiting to see what kind of rules the commission are going to put forward. i don't think there is a deliberate part to injure the broadcast system. it is voluntary. no broadcaster has to par pis -- participate -- and for those who do there is going to be many options. you can channel share, for example. we finished a pilot project in los angeles where we worked with two broadcasters, one commercial and one public, to show the sharing concept and we were pleased with the results of that trial. we think it will demonstrate to a large swath of the broadcasting community the viability of the channel sharing action so they can realize benefit from the sharing. i think there is real potential. between the facts the rules are not written and it isn't clear whe

gordon, he's a good guy. >> ivory joe hunter. wow. great, great record. >> jimmy: great record right there. "my hometown." bruce springsteen. >> yeah. that was the newest one i did. i thought it was such a great song. what a great songwriter and performer. and when he plays by himself, you know, not that many people have seen him do that but he's really, really great by himself. so people can do things by themselves and carry the song, that is part of what that's about. >> jimmy: and this is the first song you've done with bruce springsteen since "whip my hair." >> yeah. and that was good. [ laughter ] i saw that. i thought i was really good in that. >> jimmy: thank you. well it's good to have you. it's good to have you on. i forgot to thank you, but i did say your welcome as you when i thanked you earlier. >> where were you when we did that? >> jimmy: we were right over there. yeah, you were right over there when we did that. i want to show everyone this box, this booth that you brought with you from nashvil

besides, if you don't like gordon why did you invite him this weekend? i didn't invite him.ke, shows up! >>it's pronounced gor-don. hey let's go, honey ! those tacos ain't going to eat themselves over there. >>tacos! you look great, by the way. start a sprint framily and everyone gets separate bills. the bills are separate? for a limited time, get a switching bonus worth up to $650. happy connecting from sprint. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is a "new york times" colum columnist. please welcome thomas friedman. ( cheers and applause ) thanks very much. tom, good to see you again. thanks for coming back. all right, it's been a few years since you've been here. just to remind the people who you are. yura a three time pulitzer award winning columnist. now of now year in a showtime documentary called "years of living dangerously." monday at 8:00 p.m. global warming, that big a deal? is it that big a deal? is itt has a scary name, global warming. how much of it is hype? >> well, if you look at the science what, they'll tell you is

check alex gordon. he stays with it and hauls it in. catch right? looks like one.nt to review it. good game and great effort. bulls won the game in extras as well. san rafael crowd tonight. drake at bat. zach stromberg the pitcher. division three baseball sectional quarter final play. how do you break open a type game? put a bat in max diaz's line. they scored three in the 6th inning. seven seed took down the two. winning 5-2 to advance against tam next wednesday. after the break, boy. round ball. ladies just wait until you see christian renaldo. what he did. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 2nd period, tyler tuhh-foy unties >> get your air guitar going. that is slash at the staples center. kings, black hawks, game three. break away, 3-2, nobody beating the kings tonight. not chicago. drew doughty getting into the act. 4-3 the final tonight. which pacers team showed up in south beach for game three? i think it is roy hibbert going down. miami comes back. lebron ahead of the pack. watch him run. good-bye. he's back up by one to control the fourth. the as

in the second, just here, gordon griffin, too much. combining for 14 points in the 4th quarter.the clippers were able to outlast him. with the season over. the focus turns to the attention of mark jackson's future. >> i love coach. for it to be question today is unfair. and, it is -- it would definitely be a shock to me if anything like that were to happen. >> i don't get caught up in it. >> and i am totally confident and i have total faith that no matter what, it will be fine. that is even if i am full time passed that. it is going to work out. >> coach looking to lead dallas to the game. up san antonio. the top seeded spurs would not allow it. parker, drives in it, 32, up by 10. then they get into it. the 2nd quarter, now, go up to leonard. slams it home. they are up 62-35. they win it. going away. to win that series, they will face portland in the next round. rapture fans, out in full force. game 7 vs the net. johnson, jump shoots it. toronto, without a chance to win. final second, trying to go through the entire team and he gets blocked by pierce as time expires. he hangs on

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i'm gordon a parent and here with the close the gap and close the gap is a coalition of diverse folks with patent and educators i'm here to make a couple of quick points. we're urge the district to agree to a fair wage for teachers and the recommended by sf. those folks have given so moved so much for the people in the district during the economic hard times so they deserve the salaries to continue to work and in live in san francisco. this is important for our community and students the second point i want to echo one of the main points in the presentation and comments about the local accountability built plan close the gap is concerned that the first draft of el cap is convince in general and board language with no concrete numbers. others have stated this makes it hard to access how much of the board assess through the input process is really going to be genuinely included some general questions that we want address in el cap what will you do to increase the services for high needs and how what are the concrete positions and programs your funding for the students and how do you def

ruth gordon, the wonderful actress, said that -- that is my mantra.computer.r you cannot face the facts. guys, often they do not confess these things, panty lines are the worst. i'm glad she invented those. number two, one of my favorite raies has a line that of "what do you do when your life exceeds your dreams?" for some women, the dream runs out. i love that phrase that you use. the dream has run out. i want to turn that to a question. what do you advise to do when the dream runs out? >> look within yourself and what could be the second or third dream. the second could be something you do well, like making jewelry and selling it in a store near you. one of the women did that and sold it on etsy and ebay. maybe it is getting together with a friend. maybe you and your sister or girlfriend can go into business and start together. maybe you may cookies, close, who knows? something. maybe you have to go and take a class and get a new skill set or become an intern. everyone would love to hire you for free. you might as well try that. the thing i like the

. >> and bringing in gerald denman who is the brother of gordon denman, and darrell, thank you for spending time with us. his brother died after not getting treatment. >> thank you, richard. >> tell us about your prother's experience and you talked about it on the road, and how he had to bon a waiting list in the phoenix, v.a. >> yes, in the summer of 2012, his body began to swell up, and friends and family recommended that he went into the hospital, and in late july, they took 4 1/2 liters of fluid off the first day and three leiters the second day and then he was in condition to have cancer in the body, and they found stage four liver cancer. he lives in wisconsin or he lived in wisconsin in the summer and came back to arizona in the wintertime. he wanted to come to the v.a. here for treatment. they packed up records in the scans and everything, and then he brought them down to phoenix and started to get an appointment with the v.a. medical center here, and was told that it was a zeseven-mont wait. >> and what was dennis' reaction? go well, at first he accepted it being the good soldier t

gordon lomas is the editor in chief of speedcafe.com, an online motor publication based in australia, and joins us from helensvale in queensland. good to have you with us talking about jack brabham. he says he didn't set out to become a racing driver, and it just happened. he turned out to be quite the pioneer, didn't he? >> yes. he sure did. thank you for having me. australia suffered a tremendous loss today. the greatest motor racing driver this country produced and one of its greatest ever sportspersons. he really did stumble across motor racing. he was in sydney, and he was building a speedway car with one of his friends, who was supposed to drive the car. after a series of crashes the friend's wife persuaded him to give it away and jack thought "i might give the driving a go. that's how, on the dirt on the speedway track of sydney, brisbane and australia, jack's career started. >> he went on to win the world title for the third time in 1966 for the car that he designed, built, drove. how unprecedented was that? >> he did. he won the title first in 1959. and 1960. and then in "66

thanks to his dream-like work, gordon willis was 82. >>> the united states is about to get its newestedal of honor recipient. it will be awarded to william kyle carpenter for his combat actions in afghanistan in 2010. he left the service due to the wounds he suffered. he's a full-time student at the university of south carolina. the ceremony at the white house, june 19. >> a lot of people wear breathe right strips, especially to avoid snoring at night and while we don't think it's a big problem, the horse named california chrome now competing for the triple crown wears the horse version of nasal strips. there was a question whether he would be able to wear it in the belmont stakes in new york june 7th. today permission was granted. he made it two in a row with the preakness just this past week. and this will either make you feel young or old, but think about what it means for mick jagger. he's now a great grandfather, his 21-year-old granddaughter gave birth to a baby girl today. jagger, who is 70 is also about to become a grandfather again soon. >>> the prestigious peabody awards wer