i'm jerry rose.f you were to write down some of the most popular names for jesus, what would be on your list? savior, lamb of god,

at the time jerry's goal was to become an astronaut. he was studying his first semester at an aeronautical university in florida. after that first semester he came home and he went for a dirt biking day with his friends and fortunately in that trip he suffered an accident on the bike and he suffered a broken neck. >> it left him a c-4 quad pledge i can that basically meant he couldn't move. >> it happened in 2009 and in the three years after the accident he was through therapy able to gain some of his mobility in his upper body and hands just to be able to move his own chair and in april of 2012 he suffered a 107 degrees fever which ended up giving him a seizure and causing him to have additional brain damage which basically ended up reversing all the accomplishments he had gained in the last three years. which brings us to today. his family found out about a stem cell treatment that he can have that gives him hope that maybe one day he can actually walk again. this is a treatment center that he has been accepted to in thailand. in orde

deal with it, jerry brown. jerry brown's fighting that and saying, we don't want to let out too many more people. maldonado knows this is an issue maybe he can get some traction on. what's interesting about this is, right now, the state is pretty much owned by the democrats. the legislature, every statewide office. jerry brown looks to be in very good shape. he hasn't even declared he's running again. but if maldonado doesn't run, who do the republicans have? they have a southern california legislator, he used to be in the minute men group. latino voters would go running screaming away from that. i mean, right now, maldonado has a very interesting life story. he's the son of mexican immigrants. he grew up in the strawberry fields of santa maria. he's a moderate republican. but he's got that "r" after his name in california. even though he's run for statewide office a couple of times here, lieutenant governor, korn congress, hasn't had any luck. 29% voter registration, some people are saying this may be the best

ng our in india right website, jerry krauss. the american missionary has beis his falystns around the world are praying for ans graham has the details. >> reporter: jerry krauss,year-r africa to april 7th, when he disappeared. his wife, gina, is praying he'll return home. >> i want my husband back. >> reporter: she and jerry have served missionaries to africa for more than 25 years. jerry worked with mission fellowship the mi in 2009. thecountry, and jeywith a aviation compa sehisat an island nation the gu of guinea. but no one could tell the family if he was seen refueling there. now the question they're facing: in region of have co ioaning towara crash. >> reporte no plane wreckage turned up after gscuers searched of right,reminds him not to blad for the ordeal. ing p to gods? questioning.demeaning an >> reporter: and nearly two months later, gina still wat mily's web wed the christian news network reports that security agents entered church premises, presen, and confiscated materials theremen there. the detainees are being he

jerry got lucky, though. when a shelter employee recognized junior as one of the dogs whose pictures were posted on this facebook page set up for granbury's missing pets. jerry got the call friday morning and rushed right over. >> hey, buddy! hey! junior. >> there's daddy! >> hey, hey. you're going to have to have a bath. what happened? you fly through the air? >> reporter: finally, the dog ripped from his arms was back in them. >> come here, buddy. come here. look what daddy's got. >> reporter: jerry isn't sure where the storm took junior, but he wants his pup to know he's sorry. >> nothing i could do, baby. it jerked you out of my arms. i think you flew through the air. dogs weren't meant to fly. but i bet he had an angel with him. >> reporter: junior was a bit banged up from it all. he has a few cuts and bruises, just like jerry, who has a broken foot, a bruised skull and a face fit for a boxer. >> you got scratched up, too, huh? daddy got scratched up, too. yes. >> reporter: but none of that matters now.

is willing to do to go to jail to keep his silence absolutely jerry is a principal strong intelligent man and i do not see him backing down just and just because of repression now he is a self-proclaimed an artist does that have something to do with this does that play into it at all. i think that anarchist ideas and radical ideas have been getting a lot of traction worldwide particularly since the financial crisis and because of that governments are certainly. in more of a position where they feel like that needs to be suppressed as quickly as possible i mean we're seeing wide spread erika's activity all over the world there is a huge movement in greece recently in egypt the black bloc has made an appearance there's a huge erika's presence in russia the russian federation. in europe i mean they're the are ideas gain traction based on the failings of the state and i think it's very difficult at this point for anyone to maybe argument that the state hasn't been failing where jerry is motivations for keeping his silence to you know. i can't really speak for a jury's position i can tell

jerry got lucky, though. when a shelter employee recognized junior as one of the dogs whose pictures were posted on this facebook page set up for granbury's missing pets. jerry got the call friday morning and rushed right over. >> hey, buddy! hey! junior. >> there's daddy! >> hey, hey. you're going to have to have a bath. what happened? you fly through the air? >> reporter: finally, the dog ripped from his arms was back in them. >> come here, buddy. come here. look what daddy's got. >> reporter: jerry isn't sure where the storm took junior, but he wants his pup to know he's sorry. >> nothing i could do, baby. it jerked you out of my arms. i think you flew through the air. dogs weren't meant to fly. but i bet he had an angel with him. >> reporter: junior was a bit banged up from it all. he has a few cuts and bruises, just like jerry, who has a broken foot, a bruised skull and a face fit for a boxer. >> you got scratched up, too, huh? daddy got scratched up, too. yes. >> reporter: but none of that matters now.

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when he refused to speak well you know abbie him being an anarchist is key in two senses basically jerry is known as someone who has lots of connections in the political radical community he's known to have been very active during the times of the peak times of the occupy wall street movement to have you know helped people by gathering money to get those arrested by. doubt and it's these connections that supporters believe are is what is of interest to the prosecution and also you know just his believe that he stands against the system including the judiciary judiciary system being an anarchist that is making him not testify so both of these elements are basically impacting the way he's behaving inside the courtroom and what the court did was found him in contempt of court and put him in jail for not speaking up and are they saying that he's going to remain there until the case is close. well yes he's basically going to be in jail for months now he either has the option to testify which he does not look like he plans on doing or basically wait until the term of the federal grand jury exp

well lo abbey he's planning to appeal but you know if that appeal doesn't work out basically jerry is looking at the full eighteen months term until the until the grand jury expires thank you so much and. our two correspondents are near zero. what. were your numbers are going to be like. it's been a difficult week for the obama administration from everything from and ghazi to the iris scandal to the a.p. hack the corporate media was an uproar over the a.p. hack but now news is coming out over another d.o.j. related news hack it all started when the washington post reported on classified information about north korea in two thousand and ten now while investigating that leak the department of justice issued a secret subpoena to access the private e-mails of james rosen of fox news reporter so what's going on here what does this latest hack signify and what it's greater implications well earlier i was joined by david seaman journalist host of the david seaman hour and i asked him why this leak is different and here's what he had to say. i mean this case is different because instead of fo

i spoke to his attorney during after the hearing outside the courtroom who basically told us that jerry looks very set on sticking to his position and not speaking to the courtroom and testifying you know thus it looks like he's going to be serving that term until the term expires well you know i guess i was under the impression that pleading the fifth is something that was constitutional so i mean is this is this unprecedented and or does a set a new precedent for him being kept in federal custody simply for doing just that well abbie it's not unprecedented you know it's certainly a curious story for many people for a person to just not speaking in court he's not even a suspect in this case by any means but it's not unprecedented we've seen cases like this take place in seattle in new york before several cases in the northwest where people were in fact imprisoned for refusing to testify and you know just. in terms of the precedent the it's really twofold as well because for the radical community this is a behavior that's been shown to courts before and the reason that these people are

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>>> schools are the big winner in governor jerry brown's revised budget while he pushing back on calls to spend elsewhere. >> this is not the time to break out the champagne. >> over $1 billion unspent in a home loan program for veterans while thousands of vets go homeless. >>> will the new bay bridge be safe? a federal probe puts transportation officials on the hot seat. >> what is caltrans going to do to earn the trust of the public? >>> and anna deavere smith on the value of empathy from the board room to the court room. >> who is that boss you will talk to if you like a raise? who is that person you are about to fire? >> coming up next. captioning by vitac, underwritten by fireman's fund >>> good evening. i'm scott shafer. welcome to "this week in northern california." joining me now for the panel are jaxon van derbeken, aaron glantz and josh richman. well, tax revenues have been higher than expected, but the revised state budget that governor brown released this week has left many still grumbling. education got a big boost of nearly $ $3 billion, but other programs got left behind

jerry castellini is manager, and the president of equity investments at usaa. welcome, gentlemen. jerry, can you characterize a market as healthy if it is so dependent as it seems the markets are today on central bank money? isn't that a weak spot? >> boy, you would -- you would think it was, or you could think of it as being a weak spot, but tyler, think about stock markets, and you've been in and around this as long as many of us have. you can get a great market that would come from technicals, just

. >> it's made from the same tree that jerry's -- jerry garcia's guitar is. >> the detail is exquisiteys are silver intru faded throughout the years, if you look at the eyes of the dragon, they glow. >> it takes you back to that era. >> this is because three weeks ago a musician tracked down the man who made it, learned the history, and after cash exchanged hands the circle closed. almost, anyway. there is another twist. that day would have been the first time on stage. it never happened. until last week. that is pete sears on staej. a debut, 35 years delayed. >> an old friend. >> another story for one room in the castle. >> beautiful instrument. >> yes. >> back together again. >> a robot exploring ocean autos yes. looking for sharks and more. >> we can drive it into a hot spot around an island and alongside a wreath. we can see what is there we can see what is there look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watch

. >> it's made from the same tree that jerry's -- jerry garcia's guitar is. >> the detail is exquisite. inlays are silver intru faded throughout the years, if you look at the eyes of the dragon, they glow. >> it takes you back to that era. this is because three weeks ago a musician tracked down the man who made it, learned the history, and after cash exchanged hands the circle closed. almost, anyway. there is another twist. that day would have been the first time on stage. it never happened. until last week. that is pete sears on staej. a debut, 35 years delayed. >> an old friend. >> another story for one room in the castle. >> beautiful instrument. >> yes. >> back together again. >> a robot exploring ocean autos yes. looking for sharks and more. >> we can drive it into a hot spot around an island and alongside a wreath. we can see what is there ac oorngs we now know what caused a serious sink hole in lake county. geologists believe an underground water leak played a plaij major role in the disaster. the chief says the soil is saturated. an emergency was declared after the ground began

. >> junior is jerry's 6-year-old pit bull, his baby.rabbed him and ran for cover in his mobile home's laundry room. >> i was praying, i said, junior, it will be okay, it will be okay. and i was praying and the house went together, vacuum in and then blew out. the only thing i can figure out is i went upside down holding onto him and he was no more. >> so he was sucked out of your arms? >> right. i never felt him leave my arms, i was over him like this and i'm upside down and he's nowhere to be found. >> jerry was thrown to the ground about 20 feet from his home. >> and for five minutes that tornado was over me going counterclockwise. it was literally setting over me. >> oh, my goodness, what did it look like? >> you can't explain it. let's put it this way. slow motion. everything -- all the trash, everything, just moving continuously. and i just layed there and i prayed for junior. and i prayed, god, please protect my puppy. >> when he managed to get up, he was in too much pain to look for his puppy. were you in any shape to look for ju

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may face eighteen months for a silence later on in the show will shine a spotlight on the case of jerry koch. well it's wednesday may twenty second eight pm in washington d.c. i'm margaret how well you're watching our t.v. starting up this hour the obama administration has formally admitted to killing four american citizens via drone strikes and a letter to congressional leaders attorney general eric holder wrote since two thousand and nine the united states in the conduct of u.s. counterterrorism operators against al qaeda and its associated forces outside of areas of active hostilities has specifically targeted and killed one u.s. citizen or a lockie the united states is further aware of three u.s. citizens who may have been killed in such u.s. counterterrorism operations the letter went on to stress that the other three killed which included a walkie son abdulrahman a walkie samir khan and jude mohamed were not specifically targeted in the strikes . the announcement comes a day before president obama is set to deliver a major national security speech that may expect an outcome of cou

jerry, thanks for being here. in the last part of documentary, you talked a little bit about the changeover from am radio to fm radio, and that was revolutionary at that point. >> blavat: rightame what am igin now it's sat, but satellite radio is just a jukebox - boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. the guy behind the microphone - hello, how are you? wasn't like that in the early days. >> thoms: no, but clearly, the early days were - i guess you would consider them the glory days, but, you know, am radio, fm radio was, and for a long time, fm radio was... >> blavat: at the beginning. >> thoms: but it was big. it was revolutionary. it was playing brand new music. and then, you believe, that because of the same reasons... >> blavat: that's what happened with satellite. >> thoms: that's what happened to fm radio and then satellite came along. >> blavat: right. well, what happened is, fm, which was the savior for radio, then followed suit what am was doing and they killed the bird that laid the golden eggs. >> thoms: b

we thought what a great thing it would be to have an ampitheater named after jerry garcia. that is a name that has panache. it brings people from all over the bay area to the ampitheater. the calls that come in, we'd like to do a concert at the jerry garcia ampitheater and we do everything we can to accommodate them and help them because it gets people into the park. people like a lot of color and that's what they call a park. other people don't. you have to try to reconcile all those different points of view. what should a park look like and what should it have? should it be manicured, should it be nice little cobblestones around all of the paths and like that. the biggest objective of course is getting people into the park to appreciate open space. whatever that's going to take to make them happy, to get them there, that's the main goal. if it takes a planter with flowers and stuff like that, fine. you know, so what? people need to get away from that urban rush and noise and this is a perfect place to do it. feedback is always amazement. they don't believe that it's in sa

i'm jerry rose. if you were to write down some of the most popular names for jesus, what would be on your list? savior, lamb of god, messiah, emanuel, the prince of peace. would good friend show up on your list? well eight years ago, the word "friend" probably would not have made pro golfer wally armstrong's list. wally spent nearly four decades devoted to performing to please jesus christ. but it wasn't until about eight years ago that he really started to experience jesus as his friend and, when he did, it transformed his life and his faith. he's written about it in a book entitled "practicing the presence of jesus" and it's wally's hope that, if anyone is going through a spiritually dry season or is looking for a closer relationship with christ, that they will benefit from what he's learned. but first, we started our conversation with a little bit of background into his life on the professional golf circuit. let's talk about your career as a professional golfer. >> mm-hmm. >> in your first masters

. >> this is my father, jerry, this is my mother, martha. >> we first met jerry bonds during our shootinge original "lockup" at indiana state prison in 2006. >> to be honest, i grew up with a two-parent, middle-class home. you know, my brother and my older brother, they all graduated from college. i just happened to go down a wrong road, was selling drugs and running the streets. >> at the time, our cameras captured another bonds' family visit. but due to a variety of disciplinary problems, it was a noncontact visit with his parents and three children. and jerry bonds, sr., was none too happy about it. >> i was upset at first. and i even threatened him to not even bring his kids up here. >> the last time we were on camera, we couldn't talk to him other than through a piece of glass. we couldn't touch him. so being able to come to a ceremony like this, it makes it all worthwhile. >> we all make mistakes. i mean, i have. >> i have a job. i work with a counselor. i'm her clerk. i've been doing that for the past maybe six months. i've been staying out of trouble, staying clean. not getting in

why a ribbon cutting is drawing big names tonight, including governor jerry brown.s. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >>> remembered the training and did what i was taught. >> a police officer being hailed a hero. how he helped save the life of a five-month-old girl. >>> i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> breaking news out of southern california. a wildfire is burning dangerous close to homes and power lines. the fire started around 3:30 p.m. in the angelus national forest near volunteera. 400 acres have already

] >> governor jerry brown and graduating seniors. governor jerry brown graduated from university of california at berkeley in 1961. his father was governor at the time and handed jerry brown his diploma. he said that was a bit embarrassing. >> no one knew i was the son of the governor till i graduated. and by the way, he wasn't that popular at the moment in time. >> governor jerry brown focused on the future of california and the ability of individual people to make a change for the good. >>> a man died after a four story from a bay to breakers house party. what neighbors saw and heard. >> significant changes coming your day. today was very warm. tomorrow very different. when i come back the specifics on your tuesday forecast. ♪ ♪ so you can make easy, no-fee reloads with cash and checks... and know you're not on your own. so you can get the reloadable card that keeps up with you. chase liquid. so you can. >>> we learned the man who fell after the bay to breakers race on sunday has now died. ktvu's david stevenson tells us we know th

was still alive. >> jerry was still alive. and jerry may very well have had a hand in the decision. >> rose: his daughter's fiance. and i'm told he doats on his daughter. >> he did. >> rose: it's hard for me to figure out. >> it was strange. it was a strange night. >> rose: so you get that. did you call her up? did she know? >> no, i went and told her. she called thep r guy and they had, "this isn't true, is it?" and he said, "i just got the call from the los angeles times reporter and he has it from a reliable source that it was true." it was hard for her to digest. that was the hardest thing. she always said, "i want no part of the basketball. i'm not getting involved with the basketball." so when her brother come and said, "will phil talk to me?" and she said, "you know, i'm not going to get involved in it but talk to him. i'll go home to him and say 'have an open heart and listen to what jimmy has to say'." and i did. that was part of it. >> rose: so now, the nets come along. got a new team, a new owner, new york. see, i'v

. >> he decided i am going to put this thing i jerry rigged into the box. >> see what happens when he sneaks a peek. >> like, whoa, what is this thing. >> and regarding a jam session goes wrong when the ipad gets taken out. >> oh, no. >> oh, god. >> oh, no. >> you think he just broke his toe. >> how a falling ipad leads to one funny moment of panic. >>> it is time for the best of rtm that means a bonus video on our website. beth, what do you got? >> you know the words people just don't like to hear? >> yeah, yes. >> they have put together a list of 25 words that people really hate. >> is moist one of them? >> moist? >> moist is on there. along with gorge, moldy, succulent. >> i have to disagree with succulent. >> see if you hate the words. check out the entire video on our website rightthisminute.com or click on best of rtm. >> or check it out on the mobile app. >>> somebody has nestling owls for his house for a few years and decided i want to peek inside. adam did just that. he has the go pro camera, tape, and a copper pipe he had in the garage and he thought i will put this thing i