. >> slating hudson is the three year or four starter certainly improves the rotation. but more than that, they could actually improve the guys around him. >> i mean the guy with as much time under his belt and as much success he has, it's hard not to who sitting next to me, it makes it easier. really you have to talk to him. he makes it easy. get that ball rolling in that way. >> yeah, i talked to madison bum guarder, another starter this morning. he said basically that same thing. he is going to wear tim hudson out asking him questions throughout the regular season. and henry, why wouldn't he? there is no other pitcher in baseball currently pitching that has more wins than tim hudson. henry, back to you.

also we contacted a local bar at hudson. but again, that type of business is not really conducive to productivity of our operators. we have performed outreach on numerous occasions, most recently this past october 30th at the bayview library. we sent out almost over 10,000 fliers to the local community. we had 8 to 10 residents attend. overall community members were supportive and understood the need for the rest rooms. the second site is at third and fitzgerald. this is roughly industrial neighborhood and, again, local businesses he had their operating hours did not align with our transit line schedule. also, a few businesses that we did contact were not interested in working with us. the third on market which is nearby as well, their rest room is not large enough or accessible. i also wanted to clarify a few things that were mentioned in this morning's article in the examiner. the location of the [speaker not understood] is on a traffic island, not in the median. and our current goal is to locate 30 sites around the city,

former oakland a tim hudson is now a giant. let's go out to scottsdale where we're covering the giants and we had a chance to catch up with the veteran pitcher. >> yeah, henry. when you take a look at it on paper, you think the giants rotation should be better this year than it was last year. you take out barry zito and add the 15-year veteran in tim hudson, a former a and brave. he is coming off a significant ankle injury. he told us today that is close to becoming an after thought. >> i don't think about it. you know, i think that just, you know, reaffirms the notion that i'm going to -- it's on its way to being where i want it to be. >> the only time he thinks about the ankle is when he is running side to side, something he did not have to do during sunday's bull pen session which ch was also his introduction to one buster posey. >> he's going to be fun to work with. we talked some today in the weight room about the pitching philosophies and he's picking my brab a little bit about how i like to do things. and i'm excited abo

at 38 tim hudson is the oldest of the former big 3 in oakland. despite that hudson is the only one left pitching in the big league. coming off of an aeufrpbel injury off of last season. hudson's career had more longevity other than zito and moulden. >> you were like rock stars, the beatless, everywhere you went. what do you remember the most about those times? >> well, you know, it was just so much fun. so much fun. a great time, great team. team kpheplistry. really, really good on the field. i remember having so much fun in the locker room -- chemistry. really, really good on the field. i remember having so much fun in the locker room. we were pretty good as a club. it it was exciting to go out there and put on the big league untporl and give the team a chance to win. we were excited to know not only were we young guys but the team and the organization was depending on us to go out and have success. we took that tuneity and ran with it and we had a lot of fun. >> yes. great to get more of his interview tonight on "gameday." and we will talk abou

hudson yards is a lively neighborhood that provides for people to live, work and play.el -- we have a lot of skilled technicians. we have got artists and engineers and my job is to make that we are producing music and not cacophony. partn is a very important hudson yards.sion because we are building over the railroad tracks, we are building our own land, our own streets, our own gardens. there is a requirement that half of the ground plan had to be open to the sky. that is unusual. zoning, twicethe as big as you might think is normal development. we did not fully appreciate how big the buildings are. one challenge is the sheer magnitude of construction. billions of dollars of construction underway. it requires a lot of money. really seeing banks giving $500 million loans and that's what we need. the third challenge is making sure that we create a great place of play. i have always wanted to do a big commercial development in new york city. i don't think you can get bigger than this one. said, all my life as a preparation for this moment. >> that was the president of hud

jay cross is planning the nearly 30 acre hudson yard government here in new york city. >> hudson yardsaimed lively neighborhood that allows for people to both live and work and play. my role is to be the maestro. we have multiple buildings going on at one time. we have artists and engineers and my job is to make sure to the best of my ability that we are producing music, not a cacophony. designing is a very important part of how we envision hudson yards. it is not often you get to design basically a whole city. because we are going over the railroad tracks, we are building our own land, streets, sidewalks, plots, gardens. half of the ground had to be open to the sky. that is free unusual. take any city block, is half the block a park? no, but with the nature of the zoning, the buildings are twice as big as you might think is normal because you have so much open space. what we did not fully appreciated how big the buildings are. one challenge is just the sheer magnitude of construction. trillions of dollars of construction underway at any given moment. and it requires a lot of money. th

i'm done. >> reporter: hudson says he will be backed. he managed to make light of the situation. >> i got vermin here on ninth street. >> reporter: there's not a lot of other people who find this funny. safeway has not zeed complaints of customers saying they found evidence of mice in any of the products or food. still some people say they are going to take an extra look. reporting in northwest washington, richard jordan, news 4. >>> a former music teacher could find himself in front of a judge for a second day in a row. lawrence jones is expected to be transported back from baltimore. once he's back in montgomery county, he's accused of sexually abusing 14 children including raping a girl in middle school. yesterday the former teacher at new hampshire estates elementary school e pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography in a baltimore court. >>> students and staff at fairfax public schools are wearing black today to mourn the loss of two langley high school students. two 17-year-olds were found dead. police don't suspect foul pl

he is on a coast guard ice breaker in the frozen hudson river. he has been tracking the temperatures. good morning to you. >> i think we lost al. the trouble with having shots like that. >> cold weather reeks havoc on a lot of things. >>> miguel almaguer is in california covering the storms there. >> reporter: it is certainly wet here, not as cold as where al is. rain, we are getting a lot of it here. let me give you statistics. over the last 24 hours or so we got about an inch of rain. over the last eight months here in california we have gotten about an inch. this is certainly a significant storm. you can see the sand bags because locals are preparing for what we could see this afternoon, that is mudslides. this is area where a significant fire broke out a couple of months ago. they are concerned the ground has turned into a cement-like material meaning the water will rush down mountain sides and into homes. let me show you video of last night of heavy down pours from northern california all the way here to southern california. we saw damage ac

. >> and in scottsdale big day for tim hudson. no more green and gold or the atlanta braves.all about orange and black. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ents say >>> miley cyrus is twerking her way to the bay area for a couple of concerts next week but some parents say cyrus has just gotten too raunchy for their kids. kpix 5's juliette goodrich talked to one parent who gave away her daughter's concert tickets. [ music ] >> reporter: miley cyrus famously twerked her way into america's living rooms. she became all the talk for being over the top. some positive reaction. >> we have miley cyrus banger tour, wahoo! >> reporter: and some not so positive. this mother got rid of her two concert tickets. >> after all the controversy and the outfits and the way she dresses, i thought i really don't want to expose my 12-year- old daughter to this. so gave the tickets away today. >> reporter: she gave her tickets away because the wild star has gone too far. >> they all just loved her when she was hannah montana. and she was cute and just now it's just not the kind of thing you want your daughter

it is just across the hudson river from new york.life opened its doors four years ago. >> filling all 82,000 seats at metlife stadium is no easy task. the stadium is in new jersey. it is just across the hudson river from new york. metlife opened its doors four years ago. jonathan tisch was instrumental in getting it built. the stadium holds games for the giants and the jets. all of those seats came with a hefty price tag. >> this is an amazing building. it cost $1.6 billion to build. people said to us, why is there no roof on it? that would have been more money here at there is not a dime up public money in this building. it is all privately financed. it was quite a remarkable accomplishment. >> the stadium will be in the spotlight in early february when the plays host to the most-watched sporting event in the world -- the super bowl. >> super bowl is a great opportunity for this region, for new york and new jersey. this is a super bowl of a lot of firsts. first time it is being hosted by two teams, the first time it is being hosted

. >> giants knocked out their second workout of the spring with timid hudson taking his -- with tim hudson first cactus league start but it's only day two. >> probably take a while before he is probably 100%. he can do some sprints and throw off the mound and a lot of baseball activities, but we're going to do all we can to stay away from any setbacks. so that's why we have tweaked his workouts. >> the a's jostled is back together with josh redick, coco crisp, and cespedes. crisp hid -- >> hopefully i can get on base and be the player i know i can be on the base pads. if the home runs come, that would be amazing as well. 22. 23 would be better, but it is what it is. go out there and try my best, >> i'm headed to the desert tuesday. we'll be live from arizona starting wednesday right here on abc7. >> after losing last week to washington, stanford's women basketball dropped to sixth in the national ranking and beat arizona state friday, today hosting arizona at the maple pavilion. chiney ogwumike only played three quarters. stanford first in the pac-12, crushing arizona, 74-48. 24th straight

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former all-american college wrestler, hudson taylor formed a group to end homophobia in sport. he travelled to russia to ship a spotlight on the issue. he spoke with michael eaves. >> you, of course, returned from sochi, at the start of the 2014 winter olympics. going in we thought there would be more public protests from the fans and athletes. so far we have not seen the activism we expected. why is that? >> we have to be cognisant of the fact that athletes have been competing for this moment for their life. some had the dream since they were six years old. first and foremost they are there to compete and win a medal. once you see athletes step off the podium. you'll see more athletes take the stance. having been in sochi, talking to olympians, there's an interest and a dire to use the opportunity to show support for l.g.b.t. rights. competition comes first. >> one of the reasons hudson went to sochi was the initiative by athlete ally principle 6 reading: >> why was that part of it the olympic charter so significant to bring up at this particular olympic games. >> the ioc has

hoboken, union city, that's hudson county.for politica malfeasance is the you stuff of legend. former governor, bren tan byrne, lakes to joe when he dies he wants to be buried in hudson county, quote, so i can remain politically active. that's the political world that bob menendez grew up in, that he mastered, that he climbed to the top of. it was the machine that he controlled. and when he was appointed to the senate, republicans honed in on all the negative associations that suburban new jerseyans have with the hudson machine. they decided they would make those associations stick to bob men menendez, every voter saw him as the product of the dirty, crooked world of hudson county machine politics. this was how they were going to beat him in 2006. so when that story broke, menendez, the state's new appointed senator, was under federal investigation, it threatened to ratify to the average voter everything republicans were saying about bob menendez. and then the second reason the story was such a threat to him, that federal inve

on hudson avenue. about a block south of young blood coleman playground. the driver stayed at the scene and the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> san francisco may be on the task of taxing sodas like the idea put in place last year in new york city. those behind the proposal say it is not just about bringing in more money. brian webb has more. >> reporter: two cents announced on sugary drinks, almost a quarter a can. the old fashioned soda fountain is alive and well, but the idea of a soda tax is falling flat with customers like chris miles. >> i don't know if they are taxes that would help the situation at all. >> reporter: sodas have changed a lot over the years and so have the people drinking them. two-thirds of americans are now considered overweight or obese with one out of eight now saddled with type two diabetes. >> the approach is similar to the approach with tobacco taxes. >> reporter: scott weiner came up with the plan. it could range an estimated $31 million for fitness programs. he says he is ready for a fight. >> we will never be

he will lean on tim hudson for help. >> you question how did he stay in the game that long. the last couple years. to have him come in and say something like that eliminated some would be stress on any given day of pitching. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> thank you, colin. >>> and a project that could save hundreds of lives mired in red tape devastated families wanting to know why nothing has been done. dan noyes questions the bridge officials. what they are saying tonight and what families are doing tomorrow. i'm ama dates. breaking news out of fremont where an amtrak train hit a car just before 10:00. th is a live picture of the scene. the fremont fire department says at least one person was injured in the car and they have been rushed to the hospital. bart resumed service between pleasant hill and pittsburgh bay point after they removed a derailed train near the concord station. it may take a month before bart knows why the train derailed on friday. >>> more breaking news in san francisco and that's where pg&e crews are working to end a

he will lean on tim hudson for help. >> you question how did he stay in the game that long. he hasn't been more awry in the last couple years. to have him come in and say something like that eliminated some would be stress on any given day of pitching. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> thank you, colin. >>> and a project that could save hundreds of lives mired in red tape devastated families wanting to know why nothing has been done. dan noyes questions the bridge officials. what they are saying tonight and what families are doing tomorrow. i'm ama dates. breaking news out of fremont where an amtrak train hit a car just before 10:00. th is a live picture of the scene. the fremont fire department says at least one person was injured in the car and they have been rushed to the hospital. bart resumed service between pleasant hill and pittsburgh bay point after they removed a derailed train near the concord station. it may take a month before bart knows why the train derailed on friday. >>> more breaking news in san francisco and that's where pg&e

hudson taylor found an athlete ally. recently he travelled to sochi to push the principal 6 initiative. i spoke to taylor about sochi, and sam's pursuit and asked how he should balance being a gay rights athlete and a football player. >> athletes are athletes first, many of whom are stepping into the advocacy role. michael wants to play football. i think regardless of how involved he gets with the lbgt rights movement, he's a role model. he needs to play the game he loves, play it well. the visible demonstration of being true to himself will say enough. >> you returned from sochi, start of the 2014 winter olympics. and we thought there would be so much more public protest from the fans, and the athletes themselves. we have not quite seen the activates um we expected. why is that? >> we have to be cognisant of the fact that athletes have been competing for this moment their entire life. some had the dream since they were six years old. they are there to compete, potentially winning an olympic medal. once you see athletes

for starters, parts of new york city resemble kandahar on the hudson. some of the roads are barely passable because of huge potholes. a lot of other cities dealing with this as well. nbc's katy tur has all of it tonight from the port of newark, new jersey. katy, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. it's causing shortages from just about everything from snow boots to salt. in fact they're off-loading 2200 tons of salt here at the port. but even with it new jersey is still at critically low levels. this is just one of the many problems with this winter that just will not quit. from the hudson river to lake michigan waterways are looking more like ice rinks. ice cutters working around the clock for nearly two months. in chicago, record lows and rescue drills. danger on the water and danger on the roads. whiteout conditions in buffalo and lansing, michigan, ice in erie, pennsylvania, led to this 30-car pile-up. the relentless cold causing havoc. the potholes are everywhere, swallowing school buses in new york and snarling traffic in detroit. so h

tim hudson said quote, things will never change.cum looked good and while i was there watching him, he broke two bats. that's got to be a good sign. here are the two tims after practice. >> felt good. felt nice to get back out there and see a hitter in the box, it's been six or seven months now. so, you know, so far, so good. things were all right. men's final went to the mount. didn't get lost on the way. for me it was easier to pitch to a certain half of the zone, which is the bottom half and letting the natural movement work. it made it easier for me to relax and repeat my delivery and felt like it was coming out good today. >> reporter: yeah, and a couple other notes, too. sergio romo was pitching on this field behind me. got knocked around a bit by menace but michael morris continues to show power. hit another home run today, his third in two days and they have all been to the opposite field. so jerro so we're working hard. >> good, great information. thank you very much. have a great weekend and get back to the bay safely. >>>

. >> barry zito is no longer with the giants, but a former oakland a's teammate tim hudson takes hisce. the 38-year-old tim hudson has more career victories than any activity pitcher. >> a lot of very good pitchers have retired, let's be honyet. >> he say gamer. you are going to get the best out of him. i am glad he is on our side, because is not a guy you want to particularly face on a regular basis. >> tim signed two-year $223 million deal with the giants and says he is nearly 100% recovered from the gruesome ankle injury suffered last july, but he admits retirement was a possibility. >> of course, you think about it. it was something that i never experienced before. and you know, pretty traumatic injury at the time. when it happened i was thinking maybe this could be it because i knew it was last year of my contract and let's be honest, i'm no spring chicken. i feel good where i am physically. i feel i'm a much better and smarter pitcher than back. >> hudson has never had a losing record in 15 seasons and the man they call bulldog doesn't intend to break that streak anytime soon.

let's look at tim hudson. a month and a half of stories like how will hudson do for the giants?ster posey return? what about lincecum? he has won two cy youngs. takeing it slow with the pitchers. >> i don't want them overdoing it. there are no radar guns. we want them to work into shape. we are trying to stay away from set backs. this is about building strength and endurance. >> i need to tell pam and jackie. something about watching an exercise video on your coach when you watch someone exercise. people go to spring training to watch people exercise. >> it is more affordable. >> everybody is a little more relaxed. >> with the nfl too. >> any preseason. >> i don't like watching -- i will say it again. i go crazy watching someone practice. i want the real thing. this is live. west chester university. this kid thought he won 10,000 dollars. 25 seconds to make a half court shot. he makes one. but there is fine print saying you have to do it on your first attempt. it was the second. he thought he won. west chester said no way. >> i didn't see anything there. you couldn't see him mak

from the hudson river to lake michigan waterways are looking more like ice rinks, ice cutters working around the clock for nearly two months. in chicago, record lows and rescue drills. danger on the water and danger on the roads. whiteout conditions in buffalo and lansing, michigan, ice in erie, pennsylvania, led to this 30-car pile-up. the relentless cold causing havoc. the potholes are everywhere, swallowing school buses in new york and snarling traffic in detroit. so how does the winter actually cause the potholes? well, take a look, the base level is gravel, and when it rains the water seeps through the pavement and if it is cold enough it can freeze and expand, then when it melts the hole is created between the pavement and the base layer, meaning when the car drives over the now weakened spot in the pavement it breaks and a pothole is born. from blown tires to bent wheel rims, the cost is usually 6.4 billion there-- this year they t it to be more. this company is averaging 15 cars and their angry owners a day. >> the challenge is the tire supply store starts to run out. you call

was a heroin addict for almost six years in what seems to be the most unlikely of places, tiny hudson, wisconsin, the kind of place families move for a peaceful, lifestyle. over the last few years, he has seen an inordinate number of not only heroin use but deaths. how many of your friends have died? >> in this hudson community alone, i have lost seven friends in a year. >> he started injecting heroin when he was 16. he was already addicted to meth, cocaine. sometimes he would shoot up heroin 15 times a day. >> how scared were you when you put it in your vein for the first time? >> petrified. >> reporter: when you did it, your friend did it for you? what was the feeling you had? >> after he did it, this rush i had, i can't find the right word to explain it. it was out of this word. >> reporter: he was immediately hopelessly addicted, spending up to $1300 a week, eventually dealing heroin to get his fix for free. >> reporter: did you realize how crazy and dangerous this was getting? >> deep inside, i knew. >> reporter: it didn't matter? >> it got to a point, i don't care. >> reporter:

the settlement, for trade, and for the establishment of the ports trading by the british and the hudsonpany. in the late 1800's and the mid-1800s, we became one of the offshoots of the gold rush in california in 1849. many of the activities that happen here and in seattle and the sound or basically spinoffs from the gold rush of 1849. a lot of the shipping and the ships that came from the atlantic coast and the pacific coast to bring the gold miners and people that are going to find their portraits eventually came north with cargo from here. then we had another gold rush in alaska in 1897 commesso another influx of people came to the area in the pacific northwest and helped washington state to grow and become the great port nation in the maritime state that it is today for the pacific rim cargo activities and other kinds of maritime. >> i think one of the most interesting things is the transition between the age of the sale to the age of steam and diesel power petroleum powered ships, and that is a very important transition. it happened very rapidly. we have the ships for decades and ye

the man in charge of new construction is j, president of related hudson yards.s one of the speakers at this year's lumber business design conference on march 10. we spoke to him about his plan. ♪ >> a new lively neighborhood that provides for people to promote their work and -- and play in a new way. my role is to basically be the maestro. have a lot of skilled technicians and multiple buildings going on at one time and looking at artists and engineers are in my job is to ensure we are producing music. partn is a very important of how we envision it. not very option do we have to -- this opportunity. we are building our own streets and our own sidewalks there at there was a requirement that half of the plane had to be open in the sky. very unusual. nature -- twice as big, that you might think is normal for normal in -- development. we did not fully appreciate how big they are. one challenge is the sheer man attuned of construction. billions of dollars of construction on the way. secondly -- secondly, it requires a lot of money. there are not many banks making $5

wounds are times now and i don't see hannah and daddy got it yesterday sent to me to get shots the hudson a striking effect the guy who can tell. you know. a a. olson is often seen in restitution and collating all the performance of local village. that's good news and ceremonies come on get invited to perform wollongong. the show tells the story from the green upon him replied to him. francis only kills imperial concubines. the other in an accident. there's a lot of conflict in the way. it's quite a challenge for amateur performers. you know the couch. reagan was in clearly he still carries on they get better the year cool and they don't seem to show it all. caught. madeline and that i didn't. rested for a week to smudge the cover why are you hearing or reading. she's especially fond of it. yet it is done though. it has boomed. we all. it's a show we put on tomorrow. in. the i know it's a mini performance. at two pm after lunch the actors don't address this i got the mitchell. she has been one to perform. and shouldn't stress again the main points for performance. zhao is organizing this

coming up, buster posey and tim hudson and cocoa crisp. i will be heading to the desert to start our reports covering the a's and the giants and looking forward to that. i'll throw it back to you. >> thank you should have, -- thank you so much, shu. >> and being hit by another blast of winter weather. we'll show you what is coming. >> and fighting this season's deadly flu. one woman's survival story. and the best and the worst places to work in the u.s. and they are right here in california. stay with us. we are coming back after a quick break. i'm ama dates and in tonight's headlines a man suffered life-threatening injury when's he was shot several times in front of san francisco's westfield mall of the collapsed victim collapsed on the steps of the nearby powell street bart station. police are searching for the suspect. in san jose, a pedestrian is dead after being run over by a car. the driver of the car and the pedestrian were seen arguing just before the victim was hit. the suspect has not been found. a mobile home in redding full of

coming up, buster posey and tim hudson and cocoa crisp. i will be heading to the desert to start our reports covering the a's and the giants and looking forward to that. i'll throw it back to you. >> thank you should have, -- thank you so much, shu. >> and being hit by another blast of winter weather. we'll show you what is coming. >> and fighting this season's deadly flu. one woman's survival story. and the best and the worst places to work in the u.s. and they are right here in california. stay with us. we are coming back after a quick break. is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ i'm ama dates and in tonight's headlines a man suffered life-threatening injury when's he was shot several times in front of san francisco's westfield mall of the the victim collapsed on the steps of the nearby powell street bart station. police ar

el béisbol de las grandes ligas, los gigantes de san francisco preparan los motores, con moore y hudsonjo que quería levantar la copa mundial y carlos vela dijo que se conforma con su equipo . >>> antes de la pausa el adelanto del tiempo. >>> hola, ¿qué tal amigos?, tenemos la información del tiempo en el noreste del país tenemos tormenta invernal y también tenemos más al volver, en el día de los presidentes, ya regresamos >>> qué le parece si vemos cómo está el clima para la semana. >>> a continuación guillermo quiroz con el pronóstico. >>> hola, ¿qué tal amigos? muy buenas tardes, feliz día de los presidentes, en este día especial donde california y gran parte de la costa oeste tiene condiciones agradables, comparado a lo que pasa en el noreste, donde continúa la situación de tormentas invernales, algo de precipitación, pero las tormentas siguen esables, de hecho la presencia de tormentas es en la línea costera, por la noche tenemos 46 grados, parcialmente nublado, el viento de oeste a noroeste, alrededor de 15 millas por hora, ese cambio de vientos trae mañana en un 10% las posibilid

identificados, la policÍa de nueva york encontrÓ el cuerpo de un diseÑador de estrellas flotando en el rÍo hudsonos miles de jornaleros sufren miles de abusos por el solo hecho que ser inmigrantes. pero encontraron fuerza en los nÚmeros. >>> sergio oriundo de mÉxico, lleva aÑos trabajando como jornalero, anteriormente ganaba 80 dÓlares al dÍas por hacer trabajo de construcciÓn y estaba expuesto a condiciones peligrosas. >>> me decÍan quieres trabajar por dos horas, te doy 80 dÓlares. y ahora lo quieren poner a trabajar mÁs y no le quieren ni pagar. >>> pero hoy en dÍa gana hasta 180 dÓlares y hace su trabajo portando un guante, casco, y protectores. >>> ya tengo mÁs conocimientos en lo que es salario, ya nos defendemos, no es fÁcil que nos engaÑen, y nos maltraten. >>> esto lo logrÓ al centro de trabajo donde se ofrecen entrenamiento, clases de inglÉs y ayuda para condiciones seguras de trabajo, se estima que nueva york es el hogar de mÁs de 150 mil trabajadores jornaleros. muchos vÍctimas de abusos laborales, pero se redujeron por centros como este, donde los contratistas deben firmar el tipo de

(gritos) >>> mientras lose amantes del fÚtbol tienen que cruzar el rÍo hudson para ver el juego en unemundo. >>> y deportes telemundo tendrÁ un programa especial del super bowl, o supertazÓn, a la 2 de la tarde. y por cierto, el oso que pedimos el ganador del super bowl en el aÑo pasado, los broncos de denver serÁn los ganadores del supertazÓn, lo pusiron a lamer un pastel con el lema de cada equipo, y se comiÓ el de broncos de denver. >>> muy cientÍfico. >>> y tÚ? >>> creo que ganarÁ broncos por la mejor defensiva, y el joven mariscal de campo, miller, que creo que hace un buen partido, tÚ? >>> yo no podrÍa contradecir al oso. >>> el oso te dice quiÉn va a ganar. >>> sÍ, exactamente. >>> hasta el >>como el bandido este no tenÍa dinero, entonces prÁcticamente prostituÍa a la hermana. >>yo veÍa que ella tenia muchos objetos punzantes y... que le daba excitaciÓn. >>¿que veÍa quÉ? >>objetos punzantes como la pata de una silla. >>cualquier cosa que me toco, me excito; todo lo que tenga bordes me da ganas de pegÁrmele. >>por eso se casÓ conmigo. >>cÁllate la boca, brother. >>me gustan cale

. >>> actress jennifer hudson is showing a whole new side.es were taken by terry richardson, who is known for steamy photos. >> hudson has completed work on an upcoming film, "lull la by." she looks fantastic. the movie and album are in the future. these photos that have people talking right now. >> really looking fantastic. and she made it stick. this is a great thing. >> right. exactly. she is doing it the healthy way. she looks fantastic. >> let's look at celebrity birthdays today. country singer jason aldean, turning 36. he sings that "night train." >> your favorite, right? you love country music. >> i don't dislike it. >> comedian gilbert gottfried. turns 58 years old. >> bernadette peters turns 65 today. >> oh, love her. >> racing legend mario andretti is 73. happy birthday to them all. >>> coming up, winter weather continues to dominate the news. but an international crisis took over the headlines. >> up next, look back at the week that was. friday rewind is next. you're watching "world news now." big plans. so when i found out medicar

>> yeah, if anyone said no, they would be lying. >> gary tuchman, cnn, hudson, wisconsin. >> we'll have more on the life of phillip see more hoffman later on in the program. you can follow me on twitter. coming up, some breaking news, the new jersey radio station has a monthly program called ask the governor, you can be sure plenty of questions for chris christie tonight. the governor answered questions live for the first time since new claims suggest he knew about the lane closures that snarled traffic and set off political scandal. what he's saying tonight next. >>> also ahead, the hunt is over, finally for a convicted four-time murderer who escaped from prison. plus, the dramatic 911 call from the woman who says he took her hostage. [ male announcer ] pain. once you feel it coming, it's almost too late. or is it? introducing new, fast acting advil. with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core™ technology, nothing works faster to stop pain in its tracks. new fast acting advil. nothing works faster to stop pain in its tracks. i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home

william hudson was just at the store before it closed and he said that the safeway employ e yees told him about the rodent problem. >> they said that con can tam nation of ver min or whatever, and like rats or roaches or whatever it is. >> reporter: and it makes some people cringe, and shoppers say they expect more from a grocery store. >> i would think that the grocery store would have bet per hygiene and stuff, and i expect that from the carryout and thot the super store. >> i am going to my giant. >> but hudson says he is going to be back. he makes light of the situation. >> hey, i have someight here across the street on 9th street. >> not a lot of other people who are finding this funny. safeway says they have not received any ed of cuvidence of from products that were taken home, but now customers will be taking a look. >> and now after the power struggle, electric companies say they are making progress with the power knocked out by the storm this week. p but they warn that some residents may be without electricity through the weekend. most of the power outages are here in maryla

that includes the new starter on the time, tim hudson, who is coming off of a significant angel injury. he has been out there getting his work in. coming up today around noon, all of the position players will report to camp. coming up tonight at 6:00 we'll have that video for you and also madison bumgartner. that is coming up later today reporting here from scottsdale, arizona. nbc bay area news. >>> we'll be back in just a second. >>> happening right now, we continue to monitor this. this is our live pictures from ukraine. police there have moved in on a large protest camp in the center of kiev. you hear fireworks and other explosives going off. we know at least nine people were killed in violent street clashes. they are advancing using water cannon and stun grenades. >> that's right, this is really just a cull min nation of violence building slowly over the past three months now, just coming to a peak. [upbeat music] hey, guys! four days till vacation week. where are we all going? nowhere. we don't get next week off. we gotta load out the sets, take 'em to storage. then at night, i g

. >> is there any concern whatsoever, hudson, from backlash from gay rights groups because he's not ase as they wanted him to be. people think that if you have a platform or influence, you should be more vocal? >> i'm sure that there will be those who want him to take a more explicit role. but i think that michael sam is moving the attitudes of a particular group of people that lgbt rights groups have not been able to speak to. so while he may not be campaigning for marriage equality or passing legislation, whatever that issue may be, just him being on the field changes hearts and minds in a way that many organizations haven't been able to do. so i think that people will be genuinely excited and proud of whatever he does. >> reporter: do you think that his announcement will have a larger affect on the nfl and other sports in terms of more athletes coming out, or the younger generation behind michael sam? >> absolutely. in 1995, the average age of a person coming out was 25, and today that average is 16. so times are changing, and what we have seen is, every time an athlete comes out, i

i'm giving the keynote address at the company's six sigma retreat to move forward in croton-on-hudson. ugh. is that like a corporate retreat? i used to have to perform at those all the time back when jenna and i were in that improv troupe. the audience suggestion is sling blade and oprah on a date. [scattered applause] [deep, gravelly voice] i sure do like them french fried pataters. [as herself] no, you don't, oprah. jenna is not a great improviser. to be honest, lemon, uh, i'm a little apprehensive about going to this thing. i haven't seen a lot of these people

there is no site west of the hudson as transit rich as this site is. it is on 13 acres of piers falling into the bay now mostly built in 1912, gives us a chance to bring 13 acres of the city back to life not just for the warriors. this will host all kinds of events from entertainment, business and provide all sorts of ways for the city to interact. >> it's such a massive undertaking. you just said it, 13 acres, not next to the water, on the water, on crumbling piers. you are finding out that the cost of rehabbing the piers is double. people are saying do they have the money? and are they nuts? >> well we do have the money and no we're not nuts. all right. this is about what the current warriors ownership group wants to accomplish in creating something great for the bay area in terms of warriors franchise. if you look at everything we said we would do every single one of the things has happened. finance is the last of the problems. we are comfortable with the project as it stands today, even as expensive as it is today. we'll get it done. >> one of the

that included 38-year-old pitcher tim hudson.ho is now replacing barry zito,well, he's just looking good as usual. he's the most wins of any pitcher in the major leagues right now. 205. he's never had a losing season. of course in july he had a tremendous crushing, gruesome ankle fracture. he did admit he's 100% now as far as he's concerned but admitted that retirement was a possibility. >> if you are human, of course, you think about it. it was something that i never experienced before and, you know, pretty traumatic injury at the time, you know, when it happened, i was thinking this could be it. but, you know, last year of my contract, let's be honest. i'm no spring chicken. i still feel good where i am physically. i feel like i'm a much better and smarter pitcher than i was, you know, just -- you know, with any pitcher that plays as long as i have, you have to -- you have to reinvent yourself overtime and do things to -- >> reporter: and there was pablo sandoval sighting here today. he has trimmed down, as advertised. as bruce

new acquisition tim hudson makes time for the fans as he returns to the bay wearing orange and black. >> it's exciting. it's a great organization, great place to play. awesome fan base. place where i started my career. i'm excited to be back to the bay. >> harrison barnes lacing them up. drives through the lane and hits the floater. oakland native finds barnes for the corner three ball. barnes and team win and sunday will draw the eyes of president obama. >> i believe that he can get his shot off from anywhere that fast. that's the best i have ever seen. >> a lot to live up to. we will be in new orleans all weekend long with complete star coverage. more news after the break. okay. let's train like it's race day. what's up ted? i think i forgot to pay a bill. yep, paid that one. what about your mortgage? yep, paid that too. alright we're good then. man i feel like i'm forgetting something. eh, it's probably nothing. you worry too much ted. alright, hammer down! bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. citi, with you every step of the way.

>> the game might be on the side of the hudson river, but new yorkers feel like they are hosting. >>his is a new york game. >> what? said new jersey residents. >> if it's in new jersey, they should say it's in new jersey. definitely. >> the game is dubbed the mass transit super bowl. about two-thirds of people going will arrive by bus or rail. they will be subject to unprecedented security. fighter jets patrolling the skies. police boats guarding the water. specialized nypd units and teams will check anyone with packages. >> we will have tech untiles that you are going to see and some you are not going to see. we want to make sure we are creating the safest possible environment on super bowl sunday. >> tonight's halftime show belongs to bruno mars, who asked the red hot chili peppers to join them. >> the stadium is on lock down. in is no specific threat, but authorities are leaving nothing to chance. >> there will be another super battle today on social media. facebook and twitter want to dominate online chatter during the game on a sort of second screen. each company hoping to attra

tim hudson was a pickup this season to round out the rotation after signing.panda needed to come back in shape and keep the weight off if he wants to earn a new contract at the season's end. he looks great and talked about his offseason regimen. >> swimming, all those things to get ready. so i feel great. >> did it in 2011 so now it's matter of him being consistent, with the changes that he has made in order to stay in the condition he is in. i'll be honest, we're talking about right now, and he has unbelievable talent, can do some things on the baseball field. >> of course i'll be heading to spring training on tuesday and will beginning my reports win as 6:00 p.m. on abc7 from the giants and theways camps. >> college hoops. cal and seattle. always a dangerous team. washington dominated early. about the bears came out roaring. tyronn recall has with the steal. solomon knows how to finish. cal end the half on a 19-2 run. they didn't stop in the served. wallace, takes it all the way. he had 20. justin cobb, seven assists, including the alley-oop. cal wins big, 7