my name is jason henderson and i represent the hayes valley neighborhood association. we enthusiastically endorse this project. we've met -- our transportation and planning committee has met at least 10 times with the project sponsor and our general membership has met four times. and over the past two years it's been a very cordial, collaborative working experience. and they've come a long way in their design and responded to many of the community's concerns. i would say that the sfjazz team is a model for how to do community outreach and to work towards a better project that benefits everyone. you know that this is a transit-rich neighborhood, so this works really well. i like to call this transit-first jazz. so maybe that will resonate. i do want to point out that there's a couple of issues that i'd like to point out on a map here of the intersection -- what do i do here? oh, there it is. so as you know, throughout this part of the city many of the crosswalks were removed in order to facilitate the flow of cars. we're basically going to have 800 more pedestrians on t

nora's henderson spent twenty seven years of angola but never took part in the rodeo today he works as a paralegal in new orleans. just by the grace of god there's nobody has actually been killed in the situation. as they have been maimed i've seen guy as we have been kicked in the face by a homeless kicked in the face by you know who would buy a bull. but some of these guys just continue to put to supply you know what motivates them you know lord knows i know some of them go out there for the simply for the prize money. simply in it's not that it's a fortune it's the fact that in prison one hundred dollars is a lot of money. hundred dollars can sustain a person in prison for years is basic needs for alone time. whether paid for inmate labor is about twenty five cents an hour most inmates are more than willing to clash with the bulls for the biggest prize money some cowboys use they winnings to improve their life in prison some spend it on legal fees of ascended to their families. it's time for a comeback poca the premise is simple the last man sitting at the poker table wins the two h

. >> now that is raiders new defensive end john henderson.hat is his pregame an particular [ applause ] >> tomorrow the raiders open training camp and tom cable loves his new lineman. >> i love it. i think it's awesome. i hope i'm the guy that gets to slap him. it's wean great. i don't want him to hit me back, that's a big dude. >> that was kim coral's question. top 5, 17-year-old bobby wyatt shot a 57 at alabama. that's the lowest round in competitive golf history. you like him roberta? >> number 4 a little cluster of bubbles somehow made it on the the field. the crew guy runs over like a squirrel and cleans it up. >>> number 3, best celebration of all-time. soccer time in iceland, this is how they celebrated a goal. he goes fishing, pulls in a soccer player who acts like a fish, and then they all get a picture with the fish. >> that's what they do in iceland. >> ross ol indoor have nailedden the head by troy tulowitzki, bounced back up. he is fine had to leave the game. >>> number 1, alexei ramirez, look at his arm, look at that arm, are yo

community members from henderson, kentucky, showed their support for recovery by participating in a recovery walk. kentuckians united to walk to the women's addiction recovery manor, where a celebration was held that featured recovery speakers, refreshments, children's activities, and a balloon launch in remembrance of those lost to addiction. music i'm just amazed at a group of young people between ages of 15 and 20, who have hit bottom, who, uh, they end up in jail, they end up on the streets, they have no family ties, and i've watched those kids go to treatment and put their lives back together. kids that, everybody else has given up on, but when the parents get involved get back involved, and the kids-they're miracles, they're miracles. i work on the other end of the street also and try to intervene on kids real early because if we can stop it, if we can intervene on their drug use and get 'em straight they won't end up like that. i think treatment does wonderful wonderful things. but i don't want my grandchildren to end up there. so that's why i work on both sides of the street. i feel

the young man was preparing for his senior year at henderson high school in westerfield, pennsylvania>>> we'll check back in with ken wayne on the very latest on the debate over marijuana growing that is under debate right now at the oakl woman: did you bring the camera phone? man: i did. do you wanna go first? i've been waiting for this all day. ok, this is from... aunt stacey. introducing chase quickdeposit. just photograph the front and back of your check using the chase mobile app on your iphone, and hit send. it went through. this is so cool. this is so cool. you wanna try it? yea. ok. all right. who's next? make a deposit from anywhere, anytime-- with your iphone. to mister and misses walker. why would they send my parents a check? chase what matters. ♪ >>> temperatures have been cooling down, you can see why. this is the current fog picture showing the fog already in san francisco. there's the bay bridge, it's shooting into oakland as well. the fog is going to make a play for your neighborhood. i will a seven day forecast, and it will include cooler daytime highs for your wedne

the young man was preparing for his senior year at henderson high school in westerfield, pennsylvania. >>> we'll check back in with ken wayne on the very latest on the debate over marijuana growing that is under debate right now at the oakland city council. >>> and a big star studded crowd turns out to celebrate the life of an oakland legend. >>> temperatures have been cooling down, you can see why. this is the current fog picture showing the fog already in san francisco. there's the bay bridge, it's shooting into oakland as well. the fog is going to make a play for your neighborhood. i will a seven day forecast, and it will include cooler daytime highs for your wednesday. >>> we have an update now on the fierce debate that's under way right now over marijuana at the oakland council meeting. ken wayne has been live all night at that meeting and he's back now with the update. >> the meeting ended about 20 minutes ago. that just wrapped up and now the council is under going their debate. one of the big concerns here is that smaller and medium sized growers say they would be cut out out

andrew leonard hicks was getting ready for his senior year at henderson high school.s a national honor society student who planned to become a doctor. on monday, hicks and his family were on a hike a mile south from muir beach, when he fell 500 feet to his death. family members say he had gone off the main trail to get a better view of the ocean. >>> 7:23. in santa cruz, a demonstration by homeless advocates is entering its third week on the steps of the county courthouse. the demonstrators who have been sleeping on the sidewalk at all hours there are protesting the city's camping law which prohibits sleeping outside between 11:00 p.m. and 8:30:00 a.m. organizers want local officials to establish a safe place for the homeless to camp. >>> construction is underway on the first of four tunnels. this morning a groundbreaking ceremony will be held for a second tunnel. the southbound battery tunnel. the tunnels will lower the roadway and create new park space above. >> bravo. >> uh-huh. >>> we gotta go to sal. you still have that major traffic problem in hayward? >> this w

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affiliate abc 15 was on the scene and got this unique eyewitness account from a young man named lucas henderson we are continuing to keep you updated throughout the night on the collapse of an inflatable dam over at tempe town lake. you can see the water is just gushing out. this has been going on for about an hour and a half. >> okay, so me and my sister and dad were riding cross the north side of the lake and, uh, we were riding along and looking at the trees and stuff. and we both heard this giant boom, boom, boom. and i blamed it on my sister. i thought she was farting. she wasn't happy about that. >> jimmy: she's even less happy about at. [ applause ] more -- more audio is up possupf mel gibson today. did you know if you rearrange the letters in his name it spells big melons? i thought i'd point it out. usda employee shirley sherrod who was fired last week is still deciding whether or not she wants her job back. the president called her to apologize personally. this is interesting. there happened to be a news camera riding along in the car with her when she got the call from thehite house.

it also includes a second league for kids ages 13-16 founded by police officer lauren henderson back1993. >> and i wanted to do something for the kids, something to keep them out of trouble, educate them, get them on too high school and get them on to college. >> reporter: and that's the point. building teamwork and relationships between the police and young people. >> we started in just one gymnasium over in the western addition from 20 years ago. and it grew like wildfire overnight. >> reporter: but in 2007, due to funding cuts, the program faded. that is until this year when the housing authority donated $250,000 to bring it back in partnership with the parks and the police department. >> i played nearly 20 years ago when it initially started. and now i'm coaching. you know, i think i was put here to give back to guys, to younger guys. and show them that, you know, the streets is not the way. positive activity is the way. >> reporter: the program will be open to some 200 youth. >> he loves basketball. both of my boys love basketball. so it will be a real thrill for him to just par

it also includes a second league for kids ages 13-16 founded by police officer lauren henderson back93. >> and i wanted to do something for the kids, something to keep them out of trouble, educate them, get them on too high school and get them on to college. >> reporter: and that's the point. building teamwork and relationships between the police and young people. >> we started in just one gymnasium over in the western addition from 20 years ago. and it grew like wildfire overnight. >> reporter: but in 2007, due to funding cuts, the program faded. that is until this year when the housing authority donated $250,000 to bring it back in partnership with the parks and the police department. >> i played nearly 20 years ago when it initially started. and now i'm coaching. you know, i think i was put here to give back to guys, to younger guys. and show them that, you know, the streets is not the way. positive activity is the way. >> reporter: the program will be open to some 200 youth. >> he loves basketball. both of my boys love basketball. so it will be a real thrill for him to just parti

civil rights leader wade henderson says the naacp acted too quickly when it first condemned the remarksast week, they accused the tea party movement of tolerating racial bias and bigotry within their movement. and i think in the case of shirley sherrod they wanted to lean over backwards to make clear that they had to keep their own house in order. >> reporter: the clips of sherrod's speech first appeared on a website run by conservative activist andre breitbart. he told fox news the naacp at a dinner honoring this person is cheering on a person describing a white person as "the other." this is far worse than anything that's ever been alleged against the tea party. in addition to the job offer and apology from the agriculture secretary, sherrod also got an apology from the white house. joel brown, cbs news, washington. >> and vilsack called this a learning experience both for himself and his department. >> place to absolve anything from anything other than to accept responsibility for what i did. and i'm accepting that responsibility with deep regret. this is a good woman. she has been p

one of the highlights of justice sotomayor's hearing last year was senator sessions who told wade henderson, we're going to do something about that crack cocaine thing. many people joked about senator sessions choice of words, but i heard him and followed up on it because i was glad to hear he shared my interest in this important issue. he was referring to the crack powder disparity in sentencing in the united states, which is one significant cause for a record levels of incarceration and racial disparity in our system. it takes 100 times more powder cocaine than crack cocaine to trigger the same mandatory minimum sentences. crack cocaine sends the same five year mandatory minimum sentence as selling 500 grams of powder cocaine. senator sessions is a man of his word. earlier this year, the committee unanimously passed legislation to reduce the crack powder disparity from 100 to 1 to 18 to 1. some of us had hoped for 1 to 1, or some other configuration. but this was, in fact, a wholesome bipartisan agreement that was reported favorably with an overwhelming vote from this committee. in 1997,

john henderson came over from the jaguars, linebacker cameron wimbley from the browns. i spoke with the raider rookie earlier today. >> how important was it to get in here on day one. it was priority to get here day one and to be with my teammates. go at it, we got the deal done. >> reporter: as a rookie, what are your expectations? you want to start day one? >> they said i was going to be their starter so i'm going to do my job. >> reporter: how do you like this organization? >> love it. wouldn't want to play for anybody else. al davis and everybody else around this organization is just great. and i think i'm in a great situation. i think i have a great group of guys around me. i think we'll do well. >> reporter: any issue going from a 3-4 to a 4-3? >> not really. when i first got into minicamp it was different just because of my run, but now with mini camps i think i have it down. >> reporter: you got your book here. how's it going with the plays? >> this book is actually a little smaller than i had in alabama. >> reporter: this is smaller than college? >> yeah. the c

john henderson, have you seen his pre-game routine? >> good enough, come on. ah!!! >> i love it. think it's awesome. i hope i'm the guy who gets to slap him. that would be great. i just doesn't want him to hit me back, man. that's a big dude. >> pretty interesting stuff. whatever gets him going. >> i know we're going to be a good team and i'm not afraid to say that and we are going to go after the afc west. i'm not afraid to say that. i believe that that's what we are going to do. it's not anybody's -- anybody -- they picked someone for it already, that's too bad. it doesn't work like that. you have to play the games. >> reporter: i guess the drama this year will have to play out on the field. kim coyle, cbs 5 sports. >> we'll be out there tomorrow for practice number 1. >>> billy beane rolled the dice when he signed ben sheets to a million-dollar contract. that backfired. he will miss the rest of the year for a problem with his elbow that will require surgery. he missed last season as well and won just four games for the as. so at 10 million-dollar, that's $2.5 million per victo

. >> reporter: like america's mom florence henderson playing who else?well. look there's brook shields. >> who is this? >> elizabeth. >> reporter: one night brook channels elizabeth tailor. >> eddie. >> reporter: another night liz speaks through sherry sheppard. >> i want us to be together again. it turns out that star love is often star crossed. >> there are in the story of relationship gone wrong at least two versions. >> reporter: who could forget the saga of bert and lonnie told ear in dueling autobiographys. that's kristin johnson and ryan reynolds. no relations. >> he was sweet and tentative and gentle almost as if he he thought i was going to break. >> during the non-stop animal passion. >> reporter: the. >> the whole show is structured around celebrity's lapse in judgment. >> i'm falling in love with you. i don't want you to see anyone else. we belong together. >> okay. >> reporter: would you call the actual writing of the autobiography a lapse in judgment. >> that is the key lapse in judgment is being a celebrity and saying you know what? people

it took place in henderson, nevada. hours after, president obama left the state or he was campaigning for senator reid. [applause] >> whoa. i hope you can see me. [laughter] there is no hand-held microphone. good evening, republican levers of liberty. thank you so much for being here. [applause] >> that is a little better. [cheers and applause] >> i had a press men say i did not expect you to be so little. [laughter] and i said, i do not let it fool you. i have been fighting about this all my life. there is, you know, an old adage about folks that are a little on the short side. anyway, i am so glad you are here, and i am so grateful to andanny for those wonderful wor. thank you. [applause] great. now we are cooking. i'm want to tell you that people have been worried about that primary that we had. i wanted to make this night a night that we could be proud of, where we were all united in one effort, with one focus, and that is to beat harry reid. [applause] and danny, sue, bill parson -- would you stand up? thank you ve

you know, just this weekend, i heard from one family, a young couple, matt and his wife from henderson with their young children. they had worked very hard to get out of kind of a rough neighborhood to move to a better area away from gangs so their children could grow up in a safer environment. lost his job and we're trying to help him with loan modification. if he can't get these unemployment benefits, he's not going qualify for loan modification. he's going to lose his house and he's worry head may have to move into his car with his two small children. he's relying on these unemployment benefits just to help him scrape by just for a short time so he can make those payments and stay in that house. so that his family will be safe. those are the kinds of stories that we hear and that's why the opposition's obstructionism is just so insulting and so hard to believe and understand. so we've got to stand up and fight for these people who are at the risk of losing these important benefits. you know, it's bad enough that the republican economic policies from the last administration, policies

henderson is here, and i do not know she knows the answer to this, but nami does have a national memorandum of understanding in place on family to family education, which expired june 30, 2010. i am told it is being renegotiated. there is a natural link between nami locally and va medical centers through family to family, which we're hoping to expand on but my personal hope is that we can bring the nami connections program into va health care because it is a powerful teaching tool to help people deal with mental illness. [applause] >> hello. i am from birmingham, alabama, birmingham nami. my father was 22-year navy. we moved 17 times. air naval station. we moved, and i loved the navy life. i just loved it very much. i felt it was a wonderful place to be as a child. my little brother, youngest of four, he tried to go into the navy but cannot because use later diagnosed with schizophrenia, and he was put on the delayed entry program, whatever that is. i come to you today because after help found in hat -- found in birmingham nami 20 years ago and tried do not combine help, he did not go to th

host: next up is henderson, kentucky, anna on the line for republicans.elcome to the "washington journal." caller: thank you very much. i have a suggestion for this young man named scott. if he can survive with the help of his parents while he is looking, he should also volunteer in his field. when i got out of college in 1972, i volunteered as a teacher and that was the reason i was hired as a teacher. my supervisor said we hired you because you cared enough about your field to volunteer and that was the reason i got that job. so, pleasen courage him to volunteer in his field if he can survi survive. otherwise he will have to take what comes. host: thanks for the call, hanna. your thoughts. guest: one thing that concerns me about this, we are a nation who, as i pointed out with his father and grandfather, generated enough good jobs for people to get into the workforce at the level they wanted to or to start out in jobs that would lead to the level they wanted to get to. we don't have that now. and after this story came out there were a number of people w