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thanks to jeremy hubbard for that. thank you for watching abc news.ow morning on "good morning america," all the latest on u.s. preparations for libya. we

jeremy bowen says that gaddafi says there are no demonstrations against him, and jeremy has a different account of how peaceful the city is. >> colonel gaddafi supporters were in the town to wave off the convoy. they say his authority will be restored. >> forever. forever. >> the regime's power is concentrated in the capital. colonel gaddafi has genuine support here, but there are protesters in tripoli, too. this is the center of the city, and green square. authorities say the foreign media has not been showing signs like these because they are wrongly portrayed in libya as chaotic and violent. here in tripoli, it is not normal, and if they thought there wasn't any chance of a violent regime change, they would not be in the streets pitches if there was any chance. -- and if they thought there was any chance of a violent regime change, they would not be in the streets. in the suburbs, it feels very different. this area is only about 20 minutes away. the shops are closed as a gesture of defiance and mourning. they say gaddafi's men come at night, firing shots and sometimes taking people a

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. >> reporter: jeremy leonard took us on board. >> when i got here it was like a quake in a house. everything was on the ground, on the cabin, i noticed a leak down there. >> reporter: he said the waves tossed something under his boat putting a hole no it. >> we are sinking right now. >> reporter: more than a dozen sank, some attached to part of a dock that no longer exists. >> we just watched the dock fall apart from the pressure. >> reporter: the area hardest hit by the area, today police were escorting boat owners down this ramp, it was a dangerous walk back to the boats because the pathway broke apart. this boat is his home, after evacuating she went back for essentials. >> this is my clothes, son's clothes, husband's work clothes and that's it. >> reporter: she is gratel her

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. >>> jason and jeremy giambi take the st >>> authorities tonight are saying they had no choice. they had to kill a mountain lion that was cornered today in a residential neighborhood in redwood city. lloyd lacuesta is live at the home now where a woman says she spotted the animal in her own backyard, lloyd. >> reporter: frank where it all happened is a densely populated redwood city, s equoia hospital less than a block away. still, a mountain lion walked into the backyard of this home. >> all i could see was his face coming through the slats of the fence. >> reporter: police came out to this home and a message went out to 600 homes. police did not want to endanger anyone so they shot it dead. >> we did see him shoot it. it ran a few feet after it was shot and you know it was thrashing a bit. then it expired. >> reporter: havasi saw the animal walking in her backyard after leaping over a back fence. >> i told my daughter to stay in the bedroom under the covers. i didn't know if it was going to jump through the window or break the glass, i was really scared. >> reporter: it's a vi

the younger jeremy giambi recounted similar testing, a first package with human growth hormone and needles quote, i already knew how to take it. and viles of the cream and clear. last up former giant bernore said he started taking steroids in mexico, drugs intended for animals. he says when he got to spring training, anderson gave him the creme and the clear. >> the government thinks that's going to help them establish the fact that the players knew what they were taking or at least asked those type of questions. >>> and more details from court today. also on the stand former giants head trainer scott canti. he said quo i didn't like the looks of greg anderson. he also said he didn't think anderson should have been allowed inside the giant's clubhouse. marvin bernard is due back on the stand tomorrow. other famous baseball stars to testify are armando rios, benito santiago. >>> a few clouds to the north of us. no big deal things are going to warm up tomorrow. today's temperatures got into the 70s. tomorrow's could make it to the 80s. cooler weather, few clouds come in. a little bit low win

jeremy testified that anderson said they were alternative, undetectable steroids. based on their testimony bonds' lawyer said bonds used the designer steroid, but believe they were -- believed thisy were legal is up maments. >>> governor brown wants to hold a june election after a long list of demands. the governor issued this statement on youtube. >> there are issues that i think are impossible to resolve at this time. one of the most glaring is a billion-dollar tax break to giant companies that keep jobs out of california. >> brown wanted to ask california voters to extend some tax increases to reduce the state's $26 billion deficit. the senate president criticized the list of demands. >> the only thing missing from this list is a pony. we would give them a pony if they gave them the opportunity to cast a vote. >> the taxes on the ballot was a spending cap and pension reform. >> he says he will now move forward with what he calls the power of the democratic majority. >>> to libya now where the rebel army took a step back today. muammar qaddafi's forces hammered t

after their release they spoke to our middle east editor jeremy bowen in tripoli. >> 30 miles and many checkpoints separate zawiya from tripoli. the town has been sealed off. tonight, the gaddafi forces seemed close to victory there. but we can't firm that because the libyans won't let foreign news teams move freely. the bbc like many news organizations here has attempted several times to get through to zawiya without official permission. when a team from bbc arabic tried on monday, they were stopped at a checkpoint and detained for 21 hours in three other locations. correspondents on the right was badly beaten and saw prisoners mainly from zawiya in a much worse condition than they were. >> i can't describe how bad they were. most of them, hooded and handcuffed tightly. and all swollen hands. they were -- they were screaming. i found -- prisoners, two egyptians, the majority of them were zawiya. and i understand some other, fighters against muammar gaddafi's army. four of them, with their faces and their bodies. >> they had been tortured. >> yeah, sure. >> that was a big operation goi

jason referred anderson to his brother jeremy also a major leaguer who also received the cream and the clear. jeremy testified anderson had some access to performance- enhancing drugs and thought it would be a good to use them. all that implies but obviously doesn't prove that barry bonds knowingly took steroids he got from anderson. a point made by bonds' attorney. san francisco giants trainer stan conte also took the stand. he talked about changes he saw in bonds in 1999 and 2000. his muscles got bigger in my opinion. i guess i'd use the word significant. interestingly, giants management was also concerned about bonds' weight. the team sent this chart to bonds' agent in 2000. look at how bonds' weight goes up from 1998 in the first column to 2000 in the third column. over that span, bonds put on about 15 pounds. unofficially. but the giants were concerned. giants boss peter magowan wrote to bonds' agent, you should know that in several cases these weights have had to be estimated because barry refused to get on the scales. we have a concern. in fact, a growing concern over barry's we

. -- jeremy bowen has this report. >> the anti-government demonstrations are getting bigger and they're spreading. this is the center of damascus. and this is the coastal city of latakia. it's more proof that no arab country is immune from the revolution that's swept the middle east, demanding change and taking on authoritarian states. killings in and around the southern town of dara have sent people out on the streets in protest across the country. amnesty international says at least 55 people have been killed in syria in the last week. a bbc team that tried to reach dara today was turned back so we don't have first hand corroboration of the reports that are coming out of there. the government says its police were attacked and had to defend themselves. demonstrators loyal to president assad have also been out on the streets. he's being personally popular, he stands up to israel and he's seen as a reformer. in response to protests this week, he's made some big promises. to lift emergency laws that have been in force since 1963. political reform, and to relax media restrictions. the pres

here's jeremy hubbard. >> reporter: law breakers beware.with lorain. >> if you go against lorain, you go [ bleep ]. >> reporter: in more than three decades at the u.s. attorneys office, she celebrated hundreds of wins in the courtroom. >> the lorraine fan club. >> reporter: recently, her co-workers were celebrating her. ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: at 82 years olds, lorain is the oldest federal prosecutor in the country. you got four, five, ten more years? >> i have no idea when. some day, it will be over. until then, i'm truly enjoying it. >> reporter: why stop now? every day is a cool day. there's something exciting happening all the time. >> reporter: she helped put away two men who scammed $20 million selling fake health insurance plans. she helped out in a mob trial or two. >> they get into white collar crime. >> reporter: the president sent this letter congratulating her on her first 80 years. >> lorain is a very unusual, talented woman who made her own way in days it was very difficult for women to succeed. >> you make me and

and jeremy said app ter son told him they were alternative undetectable stared. testimony seems to support bond claim he never knowingly took anabolic steroids. but former giant marvin said anderson described them as simply undetectable steroids. also today quest lab director sample testified about the testing process for 2003 bonds urine sample that at first tested negative and later positive when anti-doping lab decoded the stared thg. and former giants head trainer stan conte testified about physical changes he observed in bonds that former expert witness have linked to stared use. kopt also described a conversation in his office just after the raid on anderson house. conte said bond told him he didn't know anything about the steroids and that greg was only selling the steroids to help his kid. former san francisco chronicle reporter lance williams co-author the book game of shadow about the stared investigation leading to bonds indictment. >> i had never heard that bonds had acknowledged that greg anderson was selling steroids. that's interesting. l it probab

jeremy corbin there in london where we can now get more from marco and he's a professor in international relations he joins us now from the turkish capital ankara thanks very much indeed for joining us here on r.t. can i just quickly get your reaction on the latest news we've heard and that is that french jets have been bombing military targets on the ground where i'm going on the understanding that a no fly zone has been imposed in that no fly zone supposed to be stopping any of the daffy's jets operating above the libyan rebels and bombing them from from the sky and yet we're seeing a slight change in military intervention that we were seeing they say forces actually bombing targets on the ground what do you make of that intervention. and what president sarkozy said from president obama yesterday the intention are we countries are taking military action under the u.n. resolution. and they wish. the rebels against him on the ground and so we talk about you know right and was i think rather exaggerated because colonel gadhafi as far as i can see has had a most of it doesn't airplanes the

to the pretty full position jeremy cool bit is joining us on the line from. a very good evening to you thanks for being with me so the u.s. warships approaching libya's coast the u.k. preparing to deploy fighter jets to the nearby. how likely is it do you think that yet another military intervention by key nato could be on the cards. it's looking very dangerous and it's looking quite possible that they will launch such an attack with or without un approval and so we're looking at almost a repeat of what happened in iraq. the results i suspect will be largely the same i think the important points are that the real breakthrough the war against in libya western interests always been about oil and the idea that suddenly the west is concern for human rights and give you a slight your very very close relationship they've enjoyed a good free no no fly zone was ever proposed over israeli attacks on gaza any more than any support given to the opposition in bahrain i get the feeling this is more about geopolitics playing itself out rather than the genuine concern for t

jeremy corbyn says it's innocent civilians who will bear the brunt of warfare. i think the tactic yesterday was to call a ceasefire in order to hope for one hope to bring about a peaceful resolution of this conflict but it was beginning to look as though he was just trying to buy time for himself i must say i absolutely regret the lack of the cease fire and i regret what is happening at the moment a lot of innocent people have already tried a lot more look as though they're going to go in the next few hours if they strike against. targets of the regime then they might be effective in doing that but i suspect the real problem is they're going to have to strike against targets in the city does not result in large numbers of million casualties this is a terrible situation an awful lot of innocent people died because of the situation i think there's a lot of double standards going on here because what is happening in libya is obviously terrible and obviously gadhafi should have heeded the views of ordinary people and come to some kind of accommodation with them all

jeremy korb and thank you for speaking with us. the revolutionary mood has been spreading across the middle east and north africa for almost three months now syria is the latest country where people are marching towards their anger but for them it's about their freedom to speak out five people have reportedly been killed after security forces fired on hundreds of demonstrators in the southern city of daraa the crackdown was watched after multiple protests spread out the fighting a ban on marchers in yemen at least forty five people died dozens of others were injured after snipers allegedly opened fire on workers who staged a walkout at an anti-government protest in the capital the president's declared a thirty day state of emergency but denies his forces were involved in the shooting in the army demolished the pearl monument which had become a symbol of a month long shiite uprising against the sunni monarchy but the foreign interference in these countries is noticeably been on the ground compared to the focus on libya right now lau

jeremy has retired. also, mlb retiree randy vallarti all played for the oakland a's at one time or another and all are linked to steroid use. jason giambi admitted to using the drugs and publicly apologized for it. today the prosecution is expected to use the ballplayers to their advantage by having them say they received performance-enhancing drugs from greg anderson, bonds' trainer. anderson is in jail for refusing to testify last week. today's testimony follows yesterday's very personal testimony from kimberly bell. she was bonds' girlfriend from 1994 to 2003. almost ten years. she went into detail about the drastic transformation she noticed in bonds' body and personality. everything from acne on his neck and back to hair loss to vicious mood swings, known symptoms of steroid use. the defense attacked bell trying to paint her as an opportunistic lover. former san francisco giants head trainer stan conte will be there as well. court gets underway at 8:30. laura, we'll be here for this very busy day si

. -- jeremy affeldt. \ the next left-handed pitcher had his season cut short, but we know he has a bright season with the giants, dan runzler. giant open was right down the stretch, and this guy, maybe through his heart, santiago casilla. [applause] another recent acquisition to help the giants down the stretch. i would say he give a heck of a status report on those rangers hitters, too. chris ray. [applause] he hit a two-run double to put the giants ahead of the phillies. he is the panda. pablo sandoval. what a weapon. what left-handed reliever has ever had a better post season and the next man, javier lopez? [applause] acquired for the stretch run in the trade, right-hander ramon ramirez. i think we can use the phrase fear the beard again. right hand reliever sergio romo. [applause] giants' leadoff man -- do you want to raise? center fielder andres torres. giants' starting pitcher, a huge part of their success this season, game 3 against the braves, struck out 11 atlanta hitters, jonathan sanchez. [applause] this guy finished of game 1, the giants first win of the series, right-hander,

yesterday jason giambi and younger brother jeremy testified about their steroid use. talked about meeting bonds' former trainer greg anderson in 2002. they testified that he offered and sold them the cream and the clear. anderson described them as having steroid like properties but jeremy testified that anderson told them they were alternative and undetectible steroids. the government accuses bonds of perjury for testifying before a grand jury that he did not knowingly take steroids. >> this morning a new twist in the scandal involving a top state drug agent. a family is appealing a judge's ruling that the police shooting was justifiable. he was killed three years ago during a bust led by norman welsh. contra costa times reports that the appeals claims other officers involved in the task force will be charged with felonies. in february, welsh and private investigator were arrested accused of stealing drugs and trying to sell them. >> eric: bart safety investigators saying the slow speed derailment of two cars outside the concord station earlier this month was likely c

this is linda and jeremy. >> night said to me to print them -- nice to meet you. >> can you talk to me about a variety of products that use cell? >> we have these lovely constructed platters. we make these wonderful powder bowls. they can have a lot of color. >> york also using your license. -- you are also using your license. >> this means that i can register with the city. this makes sure that our family participated in making all of these. >> this comes by licensed artists. the person selling it is the person that made it. there is nothing better than the people that made it. >> i would like you to meet michael johnson. he has been in the program for over 8 years. >> nice to me you. what inspired your photography? >> i am inspired everything that i see. the greatest thing about being a photographer is being able to show other people what i see. i have mostly worked in cuba and work that i shot here in san francisco. >> what is it about being a street artist that you particularly like? >> i liked it to the first day that i did it. i like talking to mentum people. talking about art or

jeremy, the shape of things to come. down the stretch. up by 7. 19 points, 8 rebounds. here we go. oregon state up two. green. takes the ball, double team. just not going to work. turns it over. the oregon state beavers, coached by president obama's brother in law, win tonight. stanford ends their season, 15 wins, 16 losses. oliver hit a shot at the buzzer. san jose state wins against hawaii in the tournaments. st. mary's is the bay area's only hope for the ncaa tournament. at 4-8, they lost to gonzaga monday night in the west coast conference game in las vegas. we had the coach on earlier tonight. st. mary's has weberrer state to wrap up friday night. >> reporter: give me a yes or no. if you beat them friday, you are probably in, if you lose you are not. buy that? >> yes. >> reporter: okay. fair enough. good luck. you are the last bay area hope. are you growing a beer? what is that? >> i lost everything in las vegas. >> reporter: all right. >> getting off a little bit. cal first game, 12 noon tomorrow versus usc. like the say she was the

jeremy bowen was there. >> his supporters were ready long before he arrived. to fight back against foreign pressure and domestic rebellion. it did not need much revving up. they heard the motorcade was close. he was driving himself. his strategy is clear. pushing back with armed forces into rebel areas. and telling his foreign critics that without him, the country would face chaos a. there is tremendous passion here, people cheering and saying how much they love colonel gaddafi. supporters here are also expressing bewilderment at what is happening. saying libya is a friend of britain. saying.y are the colonel said that libya's troubles was a foreign conspiracy. >> of the plot is to control libyan oil and territory. we will fight until the last man and the last one in from south and north -- and the last one from south to north. >> there were hints of reconciliation, too. he offered an amnesty or a dialogue, an invitation to a mission and talk of a free press. for his hard-core supporters, it was a family day out. four libyans that don't like things the way the

jeremy hubbard has the story. >> reporter: this is the schoolyard bully beatdown that went viral. a tiny 12-year-old picking on his larger schoolmate, repeatedly punching and tormenting him and then 15-year-old casey heynes snapped and did this. >> i actually snapped and grabbed him, picked him up off the ground, threw him to the ground in self-defense. >> reporter: now casey is finally telling his story, after years of being picked on for his weight, he finally had enough. >> i was just like, yeah, you finally -- it's over. >> reporter: in this interview with "a current affair" on channel 9 in australia, he admits he reached a breaking point. >> everything just built up for three years. suddenly it came out. >> reporter: his dad is still not quite sure how to react. >> it's nothing to be proud of, but i'm glad that he stood up for himself. >> reporter: both boys have been suspended but heynes has become a youtube sensation since the fight. more than 100,000 people have joined a facebook group supporting the teen, where he's named casey the punisher. >> it's already changed his de

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as the only black student in nora wise's english class. >> jeremy richardson: and then, having the teacherveryone, then everyone's looking at me like, "oh, well, she just said that. what are you going to do about it?" like, i didn't really have a reaction. i just... i basically ignored the fact. >> pitts: you didn't have an external reaction? >> richardson: yeah. >> pitts: internally, though, what was going on? >> richardson: internally, i just thought about it like, this is wrong. like, i don't think that she should be saying this out loud. >> pitts: but why didn't you say something at that moment, do you think? >> richardson: i don't know. maybe because i didn't want anyone to see that i was having a problem with her reading the word. that may be it. but i definitely did have a problem with it. >> pitts: that's an uncomfortable conversation for students? >> wise: mm-hmm. >> pitts: is... >> wise: it's uncomfortable for me, too. >> pitts: wise spends three days in class talking about race even before starting "huckleberry finn." how do you balance your strong conviction about using the wor

. >> my name is jeremy mellon. i do not live-in parkmerced. i did graduate from san francisco state university and spent plenty of time there. i am here to state that our organizational position on this matter is to support the appellants and to ask you not to approve this development project. we find this a housing for long- term residents, some elderly, many students, in an area in the city where there is always a constant need for more reasonably-rated housing. market rate is certainly anything but that. the environmental impact of the project

then you will have the other baseball players jeremy coming up, and the others that will testify to thatreg supplied them with the steroids. the government will be able to articulate and later that they all know steroids why didn't on snow and steroids. that is the game they're playing. >>pam: they're laying the foundation for saying that this might not directly relate to barry bonds but indirectly again, the same trainer. >> there's a logical reason. in the morning they put on what they call a chain of evidence people, because bonds gave urine samples back in 2003, they were tested and tested positive for the steroid. later the government will put that evidence on so remember that your ensample they took from him? it was steroids. >>pam: stand, the former giants trainer was on today. a little contentious, and he didn't have a good relationship with the management. >> to say throw somebody under the bus comes to mind. when he talked about, he noticed a muscular a god. this weather thin man became very strong in one season. also he talked about the acne he sought and berries back and that

. >> my name is jeremy mellon. i do not live-in parkmerced. i did graduate from san francisco state university and spent plenty of time there. i am here to state that our organizational position on this matter is to support the appellants and to ask you not to approve this development project. we find this a housing for long- term residents, some elderly, many students, in an area in the city where there is always a constant need for more reasonably-rated housing. market rate is certainly anything but that. the environmental impact of the project is very suspicious. there are a lot of things that were not covered in the eir report, a lot of potential hazards. it is disingenuous to avoid addressing those before approving the development of this size. finally, right next door to a working-class university, there is a revolutionary labor studies program, a revolutionary health program. it is insulting to the intelligence of the people in this room to suggest that development means demolishing working-class homes. that is a bad translation. this i

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jeremy bowen, bbc news, tripoli. >> defiance and determination in the capital of tripoli, and also, to come in the east. some are being taken to safety by their own governments, but even more are just heading for the border. the libyan border with tunisia, there is a growing humanitarian crisis, tens of thousands of workers still stranded at the crossing. then brown reports. -- ben brown. >> they are stranded, out of libya but not yet safely into neighboring tunisia. this bordering crossing point has been overwhelmed by a tide of humanity. more than 70,000 people so far and counting. the vast majority of them migrant workers from countries like egypt. many are exhausted and sick, and no wonder. they have been traveling for days to get here, fleeing from the terror and turmoil that is colonel gaddafi's libya. >> they have to try to ease the situation a little bit. a humanitarian crisis. there has to be a concerted effort, and governments have to take action right now. >> once they do get through the border, many end up sleeping on the roadside. for the fortunate few, there is a transit

jason's younger brother jeremy told the same story on the witness stand. >>> we want to check in with sal for a look at traffic. good morning, sal. >> good morning, pam. we do have things going on. i want to mention eastbound 580 they are clearing up an accident. a couple laned have been closed back since 150th avenue. so right now there is not a huge traffic jam. let's take a look at the east shore freeway thinks are still light heading out westbound getting out to the mccarthur maze. this mornings commute on 80 westbound that traffic is moving well. and if you're driving on 280 northbound, northbound 280 traffic is looking good getting up to highway 17. 4:37 let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sir. we have mostly clear skies. there is a band right there of high clouds clipping north and east of us. that will give us partly cloudy skies in the morning. it will be good to go for sunshine and warmer weather. behind that a north wind will kick in. not really kicking in yet but northwest at sfo. fairfield west at seven. temperatures 40s and 50s. fairfield is 50. oakland 52. low 50s redwood

a little while aago jeremy spoke to my colleague. >> is it fair to say brute force and gadhafi are prevailing now. >> brute force and clever political calculations and technical considerations on the ground as well. i think colnel gadhafi's people are getting the upper hand here about 30 miles from where i am. i can't go there freely because we are not allowed to. but we are hearing the resistance of the rebels appears to be failing in an attack by gadhafi's people. 50 tanks, children among the dead. one man saying it has been reduced to ashes. >> any way the rebels survive without significant outside help? >> i think the further away they are from the gadhafi stronghold the better chance they have. but they are not organized, don't have much in the way of weapons, don't have an air force and the heavy weapons the gadhafi people do. even though gadhafi's forces are not that strong compared to some countries, the fact is that they are stronger. you have seen these pictures of guys trying to advance down the road in pickup trucks, full of spirit but not technical and strategic calculations. loo

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my name is jeremy miller and i'm co-director of education and incarceration in district 6. i'm here to express deep concern over the payroll expense tax ordinance that is on the table. our organizational position on the matter is that it is a very, very bad idea and would be detrimental to the community. that twitter, if it wants to show its commitment to the community and the betterment of the neighborhood can pay its taxes and that money can be used then to provide necessary services, job development, housing aid, the things that are actually needed in the neighborhood by the residents and small businesses of this area. the idea of we should give a tax break to twitter is also -- that is open to other corporations to follow and rely on them to provide these community betterment aids, shall we say, is ridiculous. -- community betterment aides. we have no evidence this will actually happen. quite the contrary. if we look at the people who are living there that will be impacted by this exemption, by and large, what we predicted as we will see these people will see absolutely

several other countries, including britain and jeremy have sent teams with rescue dogs. it's too soon to know what the best way to help victims of the earthquake and tsunami is. people in the bay area with ties to japan are not waiting to find out. >> as international aid goes, it may only be a drop in the bucket, but the owner of -- restaurants here in san francisco says he'll give proceeds of every lunch and dinner to help japan. >> they need all help they can get. his mother and his sister live near the nuclear power plant in fukushima. >> it's scary, the nuclear -- i don't know what's happened. maybe people are injured. >> and you're hoping your family is okay? >> yeah, i hope. >> at the buddhist temple, they're -- in talking with our temple members to make sure we're here to provide support for the long term and not just the short-term. >> they say they're arranging donations. >> dudist or nondudist, it's hard to be prepareed for a disaster of this scale. it's up to us to rely on our hearts to tell us what to do, to help those in need. next time it could be us. >> t

. >> jeremy. >> do you think because of the force that he has used -- >> no, and he is not finished. i will never speak any words with -- i am not arab. >> what is your gut feeling, like your feeling inside about how this is killing two and? >> we do not want this to go on. >> so, how do you beat him? >> how we will be? with faith. that is the only way. we don't have guns or modules or anything. but we have faith. we have the faith to be free people. >> how do you sustain this? how, in the end, do you win it? >> it does not matter if you live or die. if i am asked after this interview, i reached out my voice to the whole world. >> so how do you push the regime to go? what help do you need? do you need help from outside? >> we want to sort this out for ourselves because we started it. i am not saying this because of the bloodshed that is going on. >> how long will it take to get rid of gaddafi? >> not much longer. it has already been definitely decided. nobody stays forever. >> so, it will take more blood? >> much more blood, yes. >> but it is the regime at shedding blood and spreadin

stanford tried to make a run early in the first half, jeremy green with a long 3 plus the foul. he led stanford with 19. the cardinals were within 9. the bears kick it up again. watch brandon smith take the ball away, from gutierrez to allen crab. gutierrez led the bears with 7 assists and they win it and get in the conference tournament. stanford finishes 15-15. >>> oregon, we are about to see a -- to see a couple of impressive plays. arizona wins it 98-62. >>> let me premise the highlights you are about to see, the statement they with were provided by the giants. that means in a 6-0 oakland as win that featured the starter anderson, these highlights are big. these aren't easy to find, but there's madison bum garther in striking them out. -- madison bum gardener striking them out. as won it 6-0. >>> sharks tonight trying to stay hot in the middle of a six- game home stand. we'll have that one and all of the day's sports at 10:00 on "sports wrap." >>> coming up on the 10:00 news, more on the violence the -- violence in the mission district. >>> find out who plans to join them on

our middle east editor jeremy bowen was there. >> his supporters were ready long before colonel gaddafi arrived. to fight back against foreign pressure. they did not need much revving up. they heard his motor coach. colonel gaddafi was driving himself in a golf buggy. here he is pushing back with armed force in the rebel areas, and telling libyans and foreign critics that without him in the country would face his and doppler -- faced chaos and domination beit al-qaeda. -- by al-qaeda. >> people are cheering. they are basking in the adulation year. they are also expressing bewilderment at the international record of what is happening here, saying libya is a friend of france and britain, cooperating. during his three-hour speech, the colonel said libya's troubles were a foreign conspiracy. >> the plot now is to control libyan oil, libyan territory. this is impossible. we will fight to the last man and last woman. from north to south, east to west. >> they cheered all the defiance. but there were hints of reconciliation, too. colonel gaddafi's speech was read out of hand by the most commit

they include former oakland as jason giambi and his brother jeremy, and former a randy velarde.timony of kimberly bell this morning. >> thank you, all eyes will be watching. thank you, sharon chin live in san francisco. >>> former peninsula high school student has been found guilty of trying to kill his teachers for giving him bad grades. alexander youshock set off two pipe bombs at hillsdale high school in 2009. he was also carrying more bombs, a sword and a chainsaw when he was arrested that day. >>> 6:34. police in antioch believe that a middle teacher has fled to mexico after being accused of inappropriate behavior with boys. charles redmond has taught at park middle school since 1984. he allegedly touched an 8th grade boy inappropriately last week and made lewd comments to other boys before that. a $100,000 warrant has been issued for redmond's arrest. police say he left a note for his family and then apparently went to mexico. >>> san jose may shorten the leash on dogs. this afternoon, the city council will consider limiting dog leashes to 6 feet long on trails in san jose

jeremy hubbard is in albany to explain. good morning, jeremy. >> reporter: juju, good morning.estion, just how generous will they be. we hope to find out had all seven i.t. workers who pooled their money and bout that lottery ticket emerge with their big paycheck in hand. we've learned a little bit about the group of winners. at least one woman among them. one has already retired and none back to work since winning the big lottery. we hear also that there should have been eight winners, but one guy who normally buys into the pool because he said he didn't feel lucky. now, he's the oddman out. they all sit together and have lunch every day at cook's diner. we'll see how friendly they are with the one guy who didn't buy in. >> jeremy hubbard, waiting to see if everybody does the right thing. >>> well, one guy who does not need to win megamillions is billionaire yuri milner, a major facebook investor. he just bout this 30,000 square foot mansion in silicon valley for a cool $100 million. a ball room, home theater, wine cellar and indoor pool. it has a ballroom, home theater, wine

we're talking about jason and jeremy giambi. both brothers played for the oakland a's at one point and today they're expected to be called to the stand the first of several pro-athletes called to testify in the barry bonds perjury trial. both brothers have admitted in the past to using performance enhancing drugs. their testimony today isn't going to focus on barry bonds specifically or what they may or may not have seen him doing. instead the two brothers are expected to talk about their working relationship with greg anderson. anderson was bonds' trainer and he is the man accused of giving bonds steroids. both brothers have said in the past that they specifically sought out anderson because of bonds' success. the message prosecutors are trying to send to the jury with the giambi testimony bonds had to know the stuff he was getting from his trainer contained steroids because it was common knowledge they'll say among other baseball players and barry bonds peers. bond is on trial because he's accused of lying to a grand jury abou