previous headliners have included radio head jack johnson and the dave mathews band. >>> two santa cruzmal shelters say they have too many dogs and puppies. now they are hoping the public will step up and adopt them. the kens and yards are filled to capacity right now. dogs available for adoption include rottweiler mix puppies, chihuahuas, poodles, others. the shelters say with the warmer weather, problem will only get worse. >> a lot of people that will want then, too. >>> we have a problem in san francisco. what just happened, sal? >> it's an injury crash at grove and masonic. this crash is blocking -- is blocking one of the uniline. if you take the muni lines there or you are driving through the area, they've directed -- they've directed traffic away from the scene. i want to move the map down the peninsula on highway 92 at 35, there is a brand-new injury accident here. this is 92 and 5. it's an overturned big rig here. 92 at 35. watch out for very slow traffic. in fact, they have both lanes blocked in either direction. so i would assume void -- so i would avoid 29. some people might

jack johnson gets one on a power play and a couple of minutes later, the kings go on the power play again after this hit by clowe on dowdy and la made the most of the man advantage. he gets the last laugh as he winds up for a shot and makes it 2-0. and he would do it again in the 2nd period 2 goals and 2 assists for him as the kings get the early jump in this one and go on to win 4-0. quick with the shut out that evens the game at -- series at a game each as they head to los angeles for game 3 tuesday night. fred it seemed like a case of the sharks trying to establish a physical presence only to see that backfire as the kings were able to take advantage on the power play. >> yeah, joe. you know, clearlye a good team. they're number 2 seed for a reason, but never found their focus, never found their concentration tonight, and if there is a weakness on this team, it's their penalty killing. they're 24th in the nhl with that, and might be the king's strength, and i heard as many boos in the tank tonight as i did cheers, and part of the blame goes to the kings 21-year-old drew doudy a long ti

jack johnson rips a shot. in front of the net, can't see it, he can't stop it. 1-0 kings. power play, drew finds the back of the net and 2-0. he smoked one past him. it's now 3-0. joe author son, thorton, 4-0 and series tied at one game 3 tuesday in l.a. >> i am disappointed in our team. if you look at the game it's hard to find two or three guys that needed to come pete in the level they needed to. >> we had a missed opportunity, that's for sure. >> there is nothing there. we've got to go out and win a game in l.a. that is our focus and we have two days to think it and get ready for the next game. >> robert johnson starting to play like championships. looking for their win with barry zito on the hill. facing joe saunders, see ya. second jack of the season 2-0 g-men. d-back fans, miguel rips one down the right field line. game tied at 2. later in the frame, he pops up the bunt. zito makes the catch but sprains his right foot. he would leave the game. and moto comes in allowing one run and striking out four in the process. then in the seventh, game tied at three, freddy san

it's the fourth year for the big festival and previous headliners have included radio head, jack johnson and dave matthews band. >>> looking back one month after the tsunami. a warily starting. >>> good morning, 280 traffic moving along pretty well getting up to highway 17. traffic looks good on 17. we'll tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. >>> welcome back on this monday morning. a cool cloudy start to mismorning. 49 degrees in livermore. >>> our time now 5:24. they are cleaning up in tennessee. strong winds toppled tries, damaged buildings, some of the car there is were crushed by falling tree branches. thousands of homes lost power. emergency crews worked all night to get the lights back on. >>> boat owners in santa cruz harbor are still causing the damage caused by tsunamis unleashed one month ago. estimated damage stands at $28.5 million. 14 boats sank and dozens more were damaged. for the first time in weeks the crew of the heaviest ship was able to get cleaning done because the utilities are now running. >> in some places i think the water is still not on. i'm

jack johnson son wristed a shot from inside the blue line. nieminen is vend in front. net. see it, you can't stop it. 1-0. and this time drew dowdy finds the back of the 2009, 2-0, kings. dowdy wasn't done. in the second from well outside he smoked one past nieminen. dowdy with 4 points. kings up 3-0. and sharks could not solve jason quick. then he is denied with the save. game three, tuesday in l.a. >> i'm disappointed in our team. i think when you look at the game per se, it's hard to find two or three guys that really competed at the level that they needed to. >> we had one. our top centerman out at home. yeah, it's a missed opportunity, that's for sure. >> there is nothing to cry about. we have to go out and win a game in l.a. and that's our focus. we have two days to think about this and be ready for tuesday night's game. >> the giants are finally starting to play like world champions. they are back to face arizona look for their fourth straight win with barry zito on the hill. the top of first, a man on facing joe saunders. see ya. two-run shot to left. second jack of

so after the first scenario with lyndon johnson is president ends with the cuban missile crisis, i say okay, jackie did come to the door, jack was a blow to. he got to be president. he was assassinated. johnson took us through civil rights and a war, and now we pick up at the ambassador hotel. when that section is over, say this didn't happen, robert kennedy was assassinated, now we pick up. >> host: i get it. but the larger question is there are people of a lot lot younger than you and i who don't remember these events. there are people who are not the political nuts that you and i are, particularly you who has lived as all of his life. >> guest: this is drew. >> host: is it perhaps a little bit too confusing for someone who doesn't have a background? do you need to have -- >> guest: what you need to add is some memory of these events drama that leaves out a lot of 30 euros and younger. >> guest: can a shock about some? this analogy once when robert kenny was campaigning, he was being heckled in omaha. the minute he got up, this guy started yelling. robert keiner deterrent to his wife and said alpha, i have a feeling this v

africa command at i would like to introduce to the committee the command chief master sergeant jack johnsonthe command senior enlisted leader he and i have only just begun our service together africa command but i see already that he is exactly the right person to lead several important initiatives and to ensure our service members and their families are well trained and supported and i am indeed honored to appear alongside general mcnabb joint force leader. this isn't a historic time for the united states africa command. we completed a complex short notice operational mission in libya and have now transferred control of that mission to nato. the situation in libya and the conduct of operation odyssey done highlights important matters about africa. first, this event illustrates the dynamics of the african political military environment. one that has seen the growing threat of transnational the extremists in somalia, election crisis, southern sudanese referendum, the resistance army to name just a few of the challenges to the security on the continent. in order for africa command to reduce t

my hero in boxing was jack johnson, one of the first black heavyweight champions in the world dakota so i shaved my head and a crew a fu manchu mustache in defiance and so that's why i became the hurricane, you know what i mean? >> host: now the hurricane, where did that come from? >> guest: it came from a fight in jersey city, new jersey, while i was still fighting preliminary fights and i was just meeting people real quickly, locking them out in one or two rounds and they need me the hurricane. no i didn't like that name. i didn't like that mean at all. i didn't want that name because there was a hurricane before me, hurricane jackson, heavyweight who couldn't break an egg actually. [laughter] but he was a very busy fighter and that's why he was named the hurricane so when they devotee the hurricane ike didn't like that. but that was the name that has stuck with the. >> host: the same time we had a yondah muhammad ali coming on to the scenes. >> guest: very young cassius clay and that's when cassius clay and i got into it because the state of new york was trying to decide whether t

my -- my hero in boxing was jack johnson, you know, one of the first black heavy weight champions inhe world who were a bald head, so i shaved my head and grew a full man's shoe, all images of defiance, so that's why i became the hurricane, you know what i mean? >> host: the hurricane, where did that come from? >> guest: a fight promoter in jersey city, new jersey when i was still fighting preliminary fights and getting rid of people real quickly, knocking them out in one or two rounds and things, and he dubbed me the hurricane. i didn't like that name. i didn't like that name at all. there was a hurricane before me. a hurricane jackson who was not able to break an egg actually, you know what i mean? he was a very busy fighter and that's why he was named the hurricane. when he dubbed me the hurricane, i did not like that, but that was the name that has stuck with me to have very day. >> host: during that same time, there's a young muhammad ali coming on. >> guest: right. that's when we got into it because the state of new york was trying to decide whether they were going to abolish b

i would like to introduce jack johnson. he and i have only just begun our service to gather at africa command. i see that he is exactly the- hour service together at africa command. -- just begun our service to that at africa command. in a soy honor to appear beside general mccnabb. toakened -- i am unearnhonored nabb.r beside general mc this illustrates the dynamics of the african political environment. there are extremists in somalia. , the scourge of the lord's resistance army. these are just a few. we need to contribute to operations, programs, and activities that help african states provide for their own security in a matter that is -- in a manner that is consistent with the rule of law. we need to enhance regional stability with partnerships and sustain reliable support to african regional organizations. africa command programs are designed to help prevent conflict while simultaneously making sure we are prepared to respond precisely when the president so directs. building the coalition to address the situation in lib

so after the first scenario with a lyndon johnson's presidency and the cuban missile crisis i said okay jackie did come to the door, jack wasn't it blown up. he he was assassinated. johnson took us through civil rights in a war. 68 campaign and now we pick up at the ambassador hotel. when that section is over i say this didn't happen. robert kennedy was assassinated and now we pick up. >> host: okay, i get it. there are people a lot younger than you and i who don't remember these events from personal experience. there are people who are not the political nuts that you and i are, particularly you who have lived this all of his life. >> guest: this is through. >> host: is it perhaps a little bit too confusing for someone who doesn't have the background for it? do you need to have a playbook? >> guest: no. what you need to do is have some memory of these events. >> host: that leaves out a lot of 30-year-old 10 under. >> guest: can i shut you about something? i will tell you this analogy. once when robert kennedy was campaigning, he was being heckled mercilessly. this was in omaha. the minute he got up, robert kennedy turne

one continual store so after the first summary with lyndon johnson to the cuban missile crisis fisa a-okay jackie did come through the door, jack wasn't blown up, he got to be president, he was assassinated, johnson took us through the civil rights and a war and was a 68 and now we pick up at the ambassador hotel. i see this didn't happen, robert kennedy was assassinated and now we take out -- >> host: a larger question though is there are people a lot younger than you and i who don't remember b.c. vince from a personal experience. there are people who aren't the political knocks you and i are, particularly who have lived this all of his life. >> guest: this is true. >> host: is it perhaps a little bit too confusing for someone who doesn't have the background. do you need to have a plea bargain? >> guest: no. -- that leaves out a lot of doherty roles -- >> guest: khanna shocker with something, when robert kennedy was campaigning he was being heckled mercilessly in omaha, robert kennedy turned to his wife and said i have a feeling the vote in nebraska is not going to be unanimous. i have no illusion although when steven colbert

so after the first scenario with lyndon johnson as president ends at the cuban missile crisis, i say, okay, jackie did come to the door, jackasn't blown up. he got to be president. he was assassinated, johnson took us, you know, through civil rights and a war. it was the '68 and now we pick up at the ambassador hotel. >> host: right. >> guest: and when that section is over, i say this didn't happen, robert kennedy was assassinated now we pick up. >> host: okay. i get it. the larger question, though, is there are people, a lot younger than you and i, who don't remember these events from personal experience. there are people who are not -- you know, the political nuts that you and i are, particularly you who has lived this all of his life. >> guest: this is true. >> host: is it perhaps a little bit too confusing for someone who has -- who doesn't have the background for it? do you need to have a playbook? >> guest: no. what you need to do is have some memory of these events. >> host: sure, but that leaves out a lot of 30 years old and under. >> guest: can i shock you about something? >> host: please. >> guest: i once -- when

what a thrill it must be for david to be hanging out with jack, arnie, tiger. caddie for johnson a rip on nine. 81-year-old arnold palmer just being here gives the fans a thrill. round one begins tomorrow with arnie and jack as the honorary starter at 740 am. a great tradition. >> andy roddick has a great swing. >> so many great stories at the masters. phil mickelson. >> and none of the story lines involve tighe. >>> his first tournament back last year was at the masters and has not won since. if he is going to win another major it will be the masters and i don't think he will catch jack nickel son's 18 titles. thank you very much. that is this edition of abc 7 news at 9:00. mike shumann, spencer christian and all of us say thank you for watching. we appreciate your time as always and hope to see you again in one hour over on the

first, i want to thank jack, dick blum with blum capital, pg&e, the johnson company, and we have an anonymous donor, and i know pam brewster know something about that, so give her a big round of applause. those are our donors tonight. give them a round of applause. i also want to thank the academy of art university, bank of the west, clear channel, outdoor, who has put up all the winners. he might have seen your pictures on all the bus stops around city hall. i want to thank comcast, the fisher family, kpmg, pb, the business times, the san francisco forty-niners, recology, the san francisco international airport. once again, a big round of applause to all our supporters. now, i would like to thank the person who makes all this possible, the executive director from spur. [applause] >> it is great to see all of you here, and that is really sweet of you to calm down for a minute on the talking. when the winners get up, seriously, everybody, try not to talk. it is intimidating to get in front of a crowd of people, and this room is so gorgeous, but you know, it is the acoustics. scott wiener, i'm

tax policy does by taking the top marginal tax rate back up to seventy percent or jack kennedy had it were lyndon johnson had it were richard nixon had it actually nixon had it ninety percent where where were truman and eisenhower and and and who've heard and it was just a whole bunch of add is that it discourages casino behavior what happens is that when a very very wealthy people are looking to pull in twenty thirty forty fifty one hundred five hundred million dollars a year out of their business and they don't have to pay seventy percent tax they say to themselves you know instead of pulling this money out and stick it in swiss bank account or gambling with it i think i'll leave it to business. and when you leave in the business what do you do you build new factories you grow you build a company and what do you do with that you know you look higher and you people if you look back at the history of this country every time the top tax a very wealthy people has been over fifty percent what we've seen is that throughout that period of time there have been no booms and busts and employment or trick particu

first, i want to thank jack, dick blum with blum capital, pg&e, the johnson company, and we have an anonymous donor, and i know pam brewster know something about that, so give her a big round of applause. those are our donors tonight. give them a round of applause.

to the bush tax cut we had government under glide eisenhower and under jack kennedy and under richard nixon and under lyndon johnson and all the way up to and jimmy carr all the way up to the first four years of the reagan administration you had we had basically no deficits from george washington until ronald reagan he blows apart taxes on rich people and and david stockman comes right out and says oh we're going to do this to create a crisis so there won't be any money to fund democratic programs so you know you've got jude wouldn't be saying we write in the wall street journal to santa clause three democrats in santa clauses was so scary for years we got to figure out if he had a closet idea how to be santa clauses cut taxes who cares if there's a deficit it'll put the rich the democrats back to the well it has worked perfectly what you guys are doing and i think it's going to bite you when you say you guys i'm not a republican i'm an independent and the republicans are part of the problem they started this problem in one thousand nine hundred six when they turned away from the tax try try one hundred eighty six

they included jack modules, walter mirrors, the late bob novak, johnny apple, others too numerous to mention today. at the post, haynes johnsone shared a special bond come something i've long cherished. the same is true of lou cannon with whom he collaborated so often and effectively a except for one night in new hampshire when the two aces in 1980 managed to misread the tv listings and therefore miss the opening of the republican debate. with a little help from back home the managed to scramble and cover the the date adequately but we never quite trusted them the same after that. >> whether his own generation or subsequent generations, dave was always special. he was called the dean fer reason tweets for a reason. he brought unmatched integrity, in sight, fairness come seriousness of purpose and true humility. he was, as george said, a reporter's reporter. he might have been one of the most widely read columnists in the nation and may have been on meet the press 401 times, a record there will not be broken but he never thought of himself as a pundit. he never believed he had all the answers. he knew that answers and insight

johnson: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, it is with great privilege that i welcome my dear friend, dr. jack graham, pastor of prestonwood baptist church in plano, one of the nation's largest, most dynamic congregations, as ow guest chaplain for today's opening pramplete the mission at prestonwood baptist is to glorify god by introducing jesus christ as lord, to as many people as possible and to develop them in christian living using the most effective means to impact the world, making a positive difference in this generation. pastor graham is an amazing speaker, accomplished author, community service and bold leader who truly walks by faith. it is an honor to have him here in the people's house blessing our nation's business and government leaders in jesus' precious name. thank you, pastor graham, for all you do as a true servant of the lord. god bless you and i salute you. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 further requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. poe: i ask permission to address the