up next, chef and author jeff henderson. tavis: jeff henderson is a talented chef, former host of the "chef jeff project." his latest project is inspired by the traveling cultural exhibit called "america, i am, the african-american imprint" which is currently in washington, d.c. at the national geographic museum and this cookbook is called, "america i am: pass it down cookbook." this thing is working. you saw you on theed" it show" and a nice piece on "u.s.a. today." you're making the rounds. >> this is an amazing document of history filled with amazing recipes from folks all across america. it wasn't celebrity driven. we have grandmothers, we have young people, we have historians, it's filled with amazing stories. tavis: when you say it's a history book, you mean what? >> we wanted to document our story of food, how, you know, we played a role in culinary in america, how when africans brought seeds over here 400 years ago in their bosom, in their hair and what-not, and we wanted to show the world that we had amazing contrib

she shares her story with nia-malika henderson of the "washington post." >> host: i am nia henderson joined with carole simpson on after words on booktv. you have written a book, your autobiography, "newslady" and i want to start up asking you why you decided to write this book? >> guest: because i had a 40 yearlong career in broadcast journalism and i don't think anybody else in history has that distinction, and i wanted to tell my story, because i thought it had lessons. i thought it had pain. i thought it had humor. i have had lots of experiences and i just wanted to put them down. and i left abc not a happy person. it was a mutual parting of the ways, but then i was like, now what am i going to do? i decided the first thing i wanted to do was to start writing everything that had happened and it was a real catharsis. you should've seen me writing. i would write a story. i was typing on my computer and then i would start crying. it was so painful and i remember the pain and i would have to stop. and they could to get myself together and come back and read again so it was a very dif

now 73, neil henderson has used hockey as an avenue of opportunity for three decades.to the troubled world of southeast d.c. >> single ference families. indigent type living conditions. people who really can't afford to have their children participate financially in a program like this. because if they could pay, they'd end up not having food. so these programs like mine and others help to educate, to give a chide a clean loveable environment. >> good, keep your head up. >> when that child hits that door, he belongses to me. >> what's all that extra noise over there. >> when he leaves outs of that door, he belongs to you. that's just all i have. my word goes. it is the one thing you're going to do is follow my word. >> glad to see all of you out today. one of the things that i always say, you never know who's watching. >> during our meetings, he talks about hard work, how we did in the practice. >> you did some good plays out there tonight, man. >> i think it does make me a better student in school because lots of times he tells you if you're not doing good in school,

district court judge felton henderson in san francisco stopped short of shutting down the prison are its dreaded shoe or security housing unit here. so attorneys both for the state and for the inmates claimed victory. >> i think in different areas i think different parties won. >> responding to the point about this somehow can be construed in any way as a state victory or as a split decision is very much like saying that germany didn't lose world war ii because the country still exists. >> reporter: although the judge did say the state can continue to house inmates in windowless 8x10-foot cells in the shoe, he did order restrictions. he said the state cannot imprison mentally ill inmates here because of the extreme isolation of spending 22.5 hours a day in the cell. he said: "placing them in the shoe is the mental equivalent of putting an asthmatic in a place with little air to breathe." judge henderson also said prison officials used excessive force against inmates, denied them basic psychiatric and medical care, and called internal investigations and brutal complaints" counterfeit.

she joins abc news sharing her story with nia-malika henderson of the washington post. >> host: i'm bsnent. it will come. great to have you here. you have written a book, your autobiography, "newslady." i want to start out asking you why you decided to back this book. >> guest: because, i had a 40 year long career in broadcast journalism. i don't think anybody else in history has that distinction, and i wanted to tell my story because i thought it had lessons. i thought it had pain. i thought it had humor. i have had lots of experiences, and i just wanted to put them down. i've left abc not a happy perso. it was a mutual parting of ways. then i was, like, now, when michael and to do? a decided the first and i want to do was to start writing everything that happened. it was a real catharsis. you should have seen me riding. i would write a story. i was typing on my computer. an abbott start crying. it was so painful, and i remember the pain. i would have to stop and get myself together and come back and write again. so it was of very difficult process to relive all of those experiences. >

henderson played only 9 games last year because of a foot injury. baseball news. players the a's have last year disappointment because the pitcher saw the a's didn't have much power and tried to provide more by himself. hit 13 homer but came at expense of batting average. bean says the off season moves to bing in more bats. should help suzuki. >> great defensive catcher as well and throws well and good athlete and i think because he hit in the middle of the line up he probably put at more pressure on himself than needed to. we can put kurt back in a spot more comfortable and will see his numbers improve. >> match play championship turned that cash annual in golf. tiger lost yesterday. top rank lee lost and phil he's gone, too. cactus. nice place to sit if you are a bird i guess. watching 22-year-old ricky fowler give mickelson lesson in all facet of the game chipping in. 4 up. fowler 20 foot eagle putt. closes out mickelson on 13. 6 and 5 win. worse lost ever in the event. deadline came and went. davis this was his worst nightmare. mr. hollywood was dealt by the c

gerald henderson up and under with a reverse. charlotte up, 84-81.o nahra added to the lead with a three-pointer. the celts played 44 minutes. but an nba game is 48. bobcats won it. >>> off the turnover, lamar odum in for the dunk. he had a double-double. l.a. up five at the half. to the third, artest got the worst of that, a bloody nose, but stayed in the game. drilled a big three-pointer down the stretch. bring on the celts. lakers won it, 93-84. >>> another game, another loss for the cavs. this time, the mavericks got the free win. the mavs were up by 8. dirk novisitsky isn't always pretty, but he has the alley-oop. cavs never got another shot off. when it rains, it pours, cleveland drops an nba record 21 straight. 99-96. >>> hair raising experience, nuggets and rockets, carmelo anthony tied his career high with 50. but even that wasn't enough. kevin martin scored 18 in the third. he finished with 37. rockets won it, 108-103. >>> finally, the packers return to a hero's welcome. thousands lined the streets of green bay to greet the super bowl champ

also signing john henderson and corner back stanford ralt. plenty of more sports. we're going to hear from brandon belt tonight at 10:00. that's the sporting life for now. >> mark, thank you. >>> the bay area's largest city has a new police chief tonight. san jose swore in chris moore as chief about an hour ago. coming up on tv 36, we asked the new chief about one of the biggest problems he needs to address. what he said about the challenge in 30 minutes on tv 36. that is our report for tonight. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. have a good evening everyone. >> good night. man: can't get the monkey off your back? then put it in your mouth with monkeyshine beer. ♪ get it, monkey ♪ get it, get it, monkey ♪ monkey, monkey... monkeyshine beer-- 'cause it's a jungle out there. that commercial always makes me so sad. yeah, but then, the guy opens his beer and those girls run at him so everything seems to work out okay. i meant because the monkey in it reminds me of marcel. i can see that. 'cause they both have those big, brown eyes and, you know, the little,

jones, professor of middle east history at rutgers university-- he's lived in bahrain; and simon henderson, a former "financial times" reporter who directs the washington institute for near east policy's gulf and energy program. welcome to you both. toby moore, beginning with you, are you surprised all the gulf kingdoms, all the gulf countries that bahrain has suddenly emerged as a place where you have protests that seem to be trying to model themselves after egypt and tunisia? >> margaret, thanks for having me. i'm not surprised at all. bahrain has a long history of political activism and civic sophistication over the last decade or so bahrainnys have been advocating for reforms of various kinds, reform to a constitution they consider to be unfair, free and fair elections and a more equitable distribution of power and materiel resources. social justice, if you will. it's a majority scheidt population. but clearly what we see here, too, is an effort on the part of a group of bahrainny activists to tap into a sense of regional momentum. they have identified very important moment historicall

. >> "after words" with carole simpson and nia-malika henderson will continue after this short break.with carole simpson and nia-malika henderson continues. >> host: we are back with carole simpson. tell me who you meet in 1966, someone who changes your life and changes your career. >> guest: yes. dr. martin luther king pbr i had watched, you know, being in alabama, i had seen all of the demonstrations he was leading and all of his work, and of course his speech in washington, the i have a dream speech. i just had so much admiration for this man, and i never thought i would get an opportunity to meet him, but he announced for mali into he was going north to chicago and he was going to fight segregation in chicago. well, this big competitive news town trying to find out what the heck is he going to chicago for, and the mayor richard daley was horrified what is this carpetbagger? there's nothing wrong with the city of chicago, and so everybody was trying to find out what it was that he was coming for and i asked my news director can i have this story? he said well, he's black, she's bla

a lot of money plus to richard seymour and john henderson. so it's becoming more and more apparent that the money for nnamdi asomugha won't be there. but this is mr. davis. anything can happen. >> they put the franchise tag on cambryn wembley, meaning he'll get just over $11 million this season. he led with nine sacks this past season. you know the rules. if another team signs wembley, they give up two first round picks to the raiders. the raiders spending serious cash. >> when we return, we're going to bring you the answer to our "sports sunday" trivia question. you're watching "sports sunday" on nbc bay area. >>> finally, the answer to our "sports sunday" trivia question. we called it spring twaining earlier. kind of having a carol cain moment. we regrouped and asked. which team had the most spring training win last year? a, the race. the giants, the indians. oh, you knew it. the giants with 23 wins. before they won it all. who says that these spring training games don't matter? they do. >> the rays had the most in 2008 and went on to win t

in the past year, rogers has been linked to espn reporter erin andrew, julie henderson, swim supermodely singer hillary scott. who better than to comment on all of the rumors than aaron's mom darla. >> you have to tell me if he is married or dating anybody, a country singer perhaps? a certain country singer i like? >> i love. this every interview, they ask is he dating the swimsuit model or a country western singer or the news analyst and the answer is no, because early in his nfl career, i see something uncommon, well, you didn't tell me and he said mom, don't believe any of that stuff. it is just not true. >> this reporter ran into his parents at the stock yards in fort worth. they were just there to see the riding of the bull. can you imagine? and then she found out she was interviewing aaron rogers' parents. >> pretty cool. >>> and a sales pitch by police. how one bay area force is trying to regain some goodwill. and recruit officers, the first of its kind campaign. and that story and more coming up in 30 minutes. >>> that's it for eyewitness news at 5:30. we will see you back here

and in the past year, rogers has been linked to espn reporter erin andrews, swimsuit model julie henderson and most recently country singer hillary scott. so who better to comment on all of the rumors than aaron's mom darla? >> will you all tell me if he is married or dating somebody, a certain country singer i like perhaps? >> and every interview, they ask is he dating a swimsuit model or a country western singer or a news analyst and the answer is no, and because early in his nfl career, i see something and i would call him and well, you didn't tell me and he is like mom, don't believe any of that stuff, it is just not true. >> well, then mrs. karnow got those questions back in the day. >> way back when. >> thank you. >>> well, damage from the san bruno pipeline disast clear have been greatly minimized if one thing -- disaster could have been greatly minimized if one thing was in place, it was recommended to pg&e for decades and what it was on the cw tonight. >>> and also at 10:00, 50% of the viewers tune in to just watch the commercials for the super bowl. and some of the hilarious ads

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

cornerback stanford routter agreed to a new deal 33 1/2 million dollars, john henderson reportedly signed years at $8 million, final he the raiders placed a franchise tag on linebacker cameron wembley which means the d lineman will make about 10 million next year. i have my hand the thursday night top 5. the sedentary women, sedentary women looking on as the men beat western illinois. they improved 1-28 avoiding what would have been the winless season. the women are 0-23. they are a combined 1-151 the men and women. number 4, lebron james with the highlight reverse. too bad he couldn't reverse the core. the bulls down the heat despite that beauty. ricky fowler doing his best fall a creamer impression. his second on a par 505. you kidding me? crushed phil mickelson, beat lefty 6-5, that means it was over on the 13th hole after the tap-in eagle. watch your team. watch your team. look out. it's so hard it broke the glass. and the number 1 play of the night, actually it was worthy of an acting job, watch again. juan karasto grabbed his opponent's hand and hit himself in the face. ecuador won

and more raider news reported lay agreed on henderson two years, $8 million. media handling talks says two sides made progress but very strong differences remain between players and owners. and he says he's preparing though there will not be a lockout. >> i'm an optimist. that planted for off season as if there is going to be no description. so scheduling and workouts planning for there to be no interception autos and last year was a disappointment. simple case of trying to do too much. he saw and looked around there wasn't much power, and the gm says off season moves to bring in more bats should help. >> great dpeensive catcher and good athlete. i think because he hit in the middle he probably put more pressure on himself than he needed to. and i think he'll see numbers improve. >> the championship turned into carnage. tiger lost yesterday. lee westwood lost and phil mickelson, also, gone. that is ricky fowler giving lessons in all fas yits of the game. fowler drops an eagle putt and closes out lefty, six and five. and nba trade deadline came and went today.

. >>> john henderson resigning for two years.laced a franchise tag on a linebacker meaning he is in line to make in the neighborhood of $10 million. led the raiders with nine sacks in 2010. >>> big man warrior fans hope might come in a trade did not lap. deadline came and went without a deal for golden state. was the new owner disappointed? >> he would have very much have seen us be able to do something that may have given this team a push towards a playoff run. and as it is we will take the team and make a playoff run and the way we played over the last two weeks we are not out of the picture. >> and baron davis may as well pack up that car. his last act as a clipper lobbing the ball to blake griffin in a dunk contest. that's because the former warrior traded to cleveland along with a first round pick for mo williams in a three- player deal. how much movies do they make in cleveland? remember when he went to l.a. to make movies. cavs have the worst record in the nba at 10-47. good luck with that. >>> people waiting outside in th

finally late this afternoon the giants resigning john henderson defensive lineman to a two-year deal.davis spending some money. tomorrow when the fans arrive something will be on the field that will be very special for them to see. let's show you. we watched them do this like two days now. the mark of distinction. it's being painted on the field here at scottsdale stadium. the 2010 world champions logo just behind home plate. they will greet the fans when they walk in. games they are on. diamondbacks coming, giants starting this whole thing up. tonight at 11:00 something very special for you. we go inside the giants clubhouse. it will be nice. >> very nice. i like that log prgood jo good job. we'll see you back in the bay area at some point when you travel home. >> we'll be right back. for my dry skin, ordinary body washes just aren't moisturizing enough. [ female announcer ] new gold bond deep moisture, with 7 moisturizers and 3 vitamins. the body wash that moisturizes like a lotion. 11:00, security questions that are supposed to protect you, but are they actually putting you in dang

. >> warner: let me interrupt you there and go to simon henderson. one ingredient is the "success" of tunisia and egyptian uprisings was that both cases you had an army that did not fire on young people. what about the bahrainian military? >> the bahrainian military doesn't count for much, it's the bahrainian security forces which are the crucial force and they are perhaps and in they don't fire, they'll crack sticks overhead and break skulls and people will die from shotgun injuries and things like that. >> warner: i'm told a great proportion of them are foreign born. sunnis from other countries. >> this is a very contentious local issue that in what appears to have been an attempt by the government to jerry maner the population, they've been bringing in foreign sunnis and recruiting them to their security foorss. this both increases the sunni minority in the island and they're full of people who have no qualms whatsoever about hitting the local shiites. >> warner: in our remaining time let me go back to you, toby diaz i want to talk about the u.s.

the district attorney's chief administration had decided not to run for a top prosecutor, paul hendersonee here, will instead take a position at the mayor's office. he will continue to support the district attorney in his tennessee and how to succeed in his position. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. a live look at the san mateo bridge as rico, so far still moving fairly well back with more of a minute. >> james: it a major policy says president barack obama will no looker defend the mayors to act in court. the federal law that defines marriage as being between a man and woman is unconstitutional. kron4 spoke to a legal expert and what this means about proposition 8. >> at believe it's a game ginger. it's akin to ensuring the overall effort to strike down the distinction between gays and straights. that is a gain ginger. is it in game changer for profit? nor really. this is a federal statute that is really an >> james: unrelatedjames: the spokesperson says for the president said that president obama is still grappling with his

it was started by a man called henderson because he wanted to push planes and push pilots. so he got vincent bendix to give a prize for the fastest transcontinental flight. c-span: do they still do the bendix? guest: i don't think so. if they do, i don't know about it. c-span: fashion designing. right -- right in the middle of all the other stuff she's doing... guest: right in the middle of all the stuff, she decided that she was going to design wearable women's clothes. she was sick of clothes that weren't wearable and she thought it would be a good business enterprise. and she loved getting into new businesses. she was always trying different things and so there she was. she decided to design women's clothes, but she was gonna put shirts -- and at that point, women's shirts were blouses, and so she designed shirts that were with long enough tails so that if they stood on their head, as she said, they would still stay tucked in. and then she used parachute silk for the blouses. and then she just did very wearable clothes. c-span: now i remember flying northeast airlines...

chef jeff henderson is here with some mouth-watering selections from a new cookbook. >> also, we haveere are a lot of creatures you won't expect in a television studio that will be in stud crow this -- studio this morning and some have unusual mating habits. >> speaking of things with unusual mating habits let's bring in ed helm, star of "the office" and the new movie "cedar rapids." good to see you. >> a pleasure. i don't know if you know, but it's very cold out here. >> thank you. >> perfect. >> and you don't have a coat. >> first leading role. you have been in a lot of movies. this is the first time as the lead. how do you feel? >> i know. someone made a huge mistake. it was a clerical glitch. i'm excited. this movie in particular is something that i have been a part of since the very beginning. the idea of it and -- >> you're executive producer of it. >> that, too. it's something i'm invested in and proud of. >> you describe tim lippe, the character as too naive to be cynical. hard to play someone so optimistic. >> right? because we are all so cynical. >> annoying. >> you know, th

linda gray will return for the new pilot, which will center on the new generation of ewing with josh hendersonope? perhaps we'll find out. >> reporter: the original tale of feuds and family was loved by millions. those involved with the new version hope it will be just as popular. lizo mzimba, bbc news. >> that's one theme song know probably remembers. to official air date, but the new show will follow the next generation of ewings, which is cool. >> should be fun. we'll see if the new generation gets caught around the world that was "dallasnenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenen

. >> why did you call me henderson?> i mean, look at you two. it's like barbie and grandpa ken. >> oh. >> oh. >> jennifer aniston is here with us in the studio. good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm well. it's a really cute, fun movie. i laughed a lot. >> that's what we were hoping. >> and i would imagine, though, that you laughed a lot making it. >> we laughed almost more than we should have been allowed to. we were barely able to get anything on film. we were shocked there was actually a movie made. >> glad it all worked out. >> you have great chemistry with adam sandler. >> yeah, thank you. thank you. >> what's it like working with him? i imagine he is a jokester and prankster behind the scenes? is that -- >> he is -- i mean, i have known him for 100 years. 100 years. i have known him so long. he is just a funny guy. he is a family guy. we just have fun. it's a place -- it's an environment that you just can't wait to walk into every day. >> it really translates. it doesn't hurt that it was hawaii where you were shoot

it's funny, when i worked with florence henderson on "dancing with the stars" she really changed my pointught raising a blended family, i have four kids, david, i'm last on the totem pole, she said, don't be last, you have to be first. i laughed with her, i said how old were you when you figured that out? it's true, you become a mom, you lose your sense of self. very dangerous. >> you admitted that what's you did in the first marriage. something else that you said in the book, we've had this discussion with tiger moms, had this ongoing, the mommy wars, it's a battle, everyone has their point of view and their side. you wrote something that many mothers will not admit and that was how sometimes you feel about your children. >> yes. >> just explain. >> yeah. >> share that with us. >> one of those scary naked truths i call them in the book and i revealed that i don't always like my children. and taken out of context, that was actually on the back flap copy for a bit, i thought that could be misinterpreted, i don't think most people are strong enough to understand that. i love my children mad

serve an advisory in effect, we will take a look at the snow announced morning in the sierra, a henderson ft. of snow is expected to fall quite a doses will look there. will look alive pitcher san francisco. >> erica: alive look at the golden gate bridge. briggs of south there during also thick clouds. what's happening is this sun is eating up here if thunderstorms, hail storms. storm tracker for all the screen indicating where radar is picking up the right of your this cell pushing through the crowd with his brain last tales earlier fight it is lightening up to a moderate down fourth. this all is pushing through san francisco making his way into oakland current also to leave thinking of rain. 1 01 through california as well as 37 getting rain. along the coast looks like the rain is pushing his way south east did that cell is pushing the fourth mms if you will and spirit of we will see scattered showers throughout the day. future cast 4 is set for a new solar showers, thing that pattern through your evening commuter the fact the rain lasting early morning hours. winter storm warning in ef

remember, florence henderson from the brady bunch, it's gone.d look. how did you change it to an updated shag? >> she had very pretty hair. if anything -- >> great color. >> -- it's a little fine. the great thing about the shag is you can make fine hair look thicker or thick hair look not so bulky. we made her thin hair look thicker. he layers it. the old shag had short layers up here. these are much longer. the fringe is around the face. she just looks great. >> yeah. a lot of color, too. the texture of the color goes with the cut. >> the texture and the -- the color and cut go together to create the texture to show off the highlights, show off the layers. to show off the shag. you look fantastic. >> gorgeous. you do. it suits you so well. you look beautiful. easy to take care of. a let's take a look at francesca who also had a layered look. >> she has dark, dream hair. but it's too dense for her face. okay. >> here she is now. >> can you believe the difference? look at this. the great thing is she can jump out of the shower. she can use her ha

we'll start at $250,000 for a home in henderson, nevada. from las vegas. it has 180-degree views of the las vegas strip and the amazing mountains that surround the property. that's a pretty house. neat as a pin on the front side. all of the plantings, by the way, out front are totally waterproof or whatever the world is. >> zeroscaping. >> you got it. this tile floor is throughout the entire house. it has plantation shutters in just about every room and surround sound speakers. i think the gray couches have to go. i can't imagine a gray couch in this environment. but there is a gray sink to go with it in the kitchen. there is a combination of granite countertops, maple cabinets and pendant lights. looks like a western kind of home. i'm not sure how that happened in nevada, but there you have it. a new kitchen. you don't have to put in an ounce of work there. a pretty little vessel glass sink. people like to look at it. people like the waterfall type fountains, but they are a mess to use. you put the water on and it shoots back up. but it he

we have wade henderson from the leadership counsel of civil rights. president of the leadership council of sieve rights also joined us here today. as we get started also before i do that i also want to introduce we have tammy duckworth who is the, from the department of veterans' affairs, the assistant secretary and she has given us some special news here this morning. which she is joined by stephanie birdwell, being announced as being the new director for office the indian affairs at the department of veterans' affairs. would like to congratulate her on this new opportunity. i want to thank across the country, native voice one and many tribal and public radio stations who picked up our broadcast this morning to air this address. at this time, it is my pleasure to be able to introduce the president of the national congress of american indians, jefferson kiel. jefferson kiel currently serves as lieutenant governor the chickasaw nation. he is past vice president for two terms. he is firmly committed to the service and advancement of self-sufficiency and