. >> reporter: john james used to be the chief oncologist at nasa, but his mission changed in 2002 after alex. james says the teenager died of cardiac arrest after doctors misdiagnosed him. >> he was six days short of his 20th birthday. >> reporter: james went on to start patient safety america. a recent study from his group found medical errors are linked to 440,000 deaths every year. >> i want to emphasize it's an estimate. my goal is to educate folks about health care across the board. >> reporter: a new analysis finds those risks can depend on which hospital you choose. they scored more than 2 shlgds 500 hospitals nationwide on a safety scale on a safety scale from 1 to 100 and there was a wide variation. for example, the medical center in mississippi only received 11 while miles memorial in maine received a higher score of 78. >> higher rated hospitals have lower death rates, lower admission rates so all the th g things you don't want to happen to you happen in those hospitals. >> we all make mistakes, doctors included. >> reporter: james said it's important to find out which hospit

but with night falling an temperatures dropping it's becoming a risky operation. >> james had john'sh girder there. he had a death grip on it. when we picked up his hand, his brother's hand was blue. >> it's been two tense hours since the crisis began when another option makes a dramatic entrance. a utility truck called a condor equipped with a 1 a 50-foot boom. by coincidence it had been under going repairs a few miles away. >> they only had one in the state i believe at the time and the mechanic in charge of it saw this on the news. and he went back to work to reassemble it. when the condor entered the greenbelt, there was a roar. we were excited. >> the boys are ushered to safety. >> oh, i was so relieved. just wanted to thank heavens they were safe and i wanted to hold them. >> and james is treated as a hero. >> still don't see what i did that is that unusual. maybe a little trialsome at times but i have a really wonderful brother and i love him. >> some day i hope you can tell me why you climbed all the way to the top. >> years later, john has now grown to adulthood. a scrapbook

john street. >> chase cain live near st. jamesr: as you mentioned, hopefully in the next five minutes we're supposed to hear from san jose police. we can tell you we talked to the man who found the body in the street, right at the edge of the sidewalk on st. john's street near second street. he told us it looked like the man had been on the sidewalk, possibly stabbed on the sidewalk, and fell into the street. he said the man was lying face-down in the street and there was a lot of bld around him but he had no idea how long the man may have been laying there. that's one of the big questions we want to ask police, what time this homicide may have happened. the man found the body before 3:00 a.m. so four hours ago. the man who founded body, it appeared the man was maybe 20, 30 years old. a white man, he couldn't really tell if he was homeless or not because there's a large homeless population at the park nearby where the body was found. we're awaiting word from san jose police here in the next minutes. the tenth homicide of the year

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john adams wrote that james protests against generalized warrants was the spark that began the american revolution. there's a great battle going on. no forget it. there is a great battle going on for the heart and soul of america. the fourth amendment equally is important as the second amendment, and conservatives cannot forget this. will we sit idly by and let our lives be trampled upon? -- will we be like be like lemmings, running from crushing embrace, or will we say we are free and no man, the matter how well intentioned, will take our freedom from us? daniel webster anticipated our modern-day saviors who wish to save us from having too much freedom. he wrote good intentions will always be pleaded. it is hardly too strong to say that the constitution was made to guard the people against the dangers of good intentions. how will history remember barack obama? those who had hoped that president obama would somehow be a champion of civil liberties, roger waters might ask, did they get you to trade your heroes for ghosts? did they get you to exchange a walk on part? did they get you to e

your religious beliefs, what would the gentlelady think would be the response of patrick henry, john adams, james madison, thomas payne, all of those people -- thomas payne wasn't a very religious man but he was big on rights. mrs. bachmann: we know what they would say. patrick henry said, give me liberty or give me death. they were willing to put their live, their honor, their sacred fortune on the line to fight for what the obama administration has been eager to deny to the american people which is freedom of speech, expression and religious liberty. that's what they would do. they would do far more than dump some boxes of tea into boston harbor. if they thought the tea party was strong now, you ain't seen nothing yet. we're going to see the american people rise up in force. they're unwilling to put duct tape willingly over their mouths, unwilling to put duct tape over their moral conscience. unwilling to put duct tapes over their hearts that have a heart for god. people will stand for freedom because that's -- it's written in our d.n.a. as americans. it's what we do for a living. we get up in

john and c.c. and mr. moore, and james shepherd, and john wheeler, and w.g. pierson, and many, many others in helping to grow what was known nationally as the black wall street. pete served at the helm of mutual savings and loan during the institution's most successful years. he spearheaded the transition from a mutual savings and loan association to a mutual savings bank, and also led to the acquisitions of american federal savings and loan and greensboro national bank. mr. allison was a pillar of the durham community for more than 60 long years. as one who led by example, his friends and former colleagues praised mr. allison for having been a strong and effective leader. most recently in 2010 mr. allison received the mechanics and farmers bank founders award, which recognized his commitment to promoting personal and community development. mr. allison is survived by his ingram ife, dr. livonia allison, we always include that part, because that family has a rich history. many of our c.b.c. members know dr. allison so very well for her community advocacy. like

john adams wrote that james protests against generalized warrants was the spark that began the americanevolution. there's a great battle going on. no forget it. there is a great battle going on for the heart and soul of america. the fourth amendment equally is important as the second amendment, and conservatives cannot forget this. will we sit idly by and let our lives be trampled upon? -- will we be like be like lemmings, running from crushing embrace, or will we say we are free and no man, the matter how well intentioned, will take our freedom from us? daniel webster anticipated our modern-day saviors who wish to save us from having too much freedom. he wrote good intentions will always be pleaded. it is hardly too strong to say that the constitution was made to guard the people against the dangers of good intentions. how will history remember barack obama? those who had hoped that president obama would somehow be a champion of civil liberties, roger waters might ask, did they get you to trade your heroes for ghosts? did they get you to exchange a walk on part? did they get you to exc

john calipari not happy. then down one, jamesr the 61-60 victory. frustrating day for coach k and the duke blue devils. throws a pen and gets teed off. parker had 23. duke down one. tournament mvp. joe harris, 16 for virginia. got it. cavaliers win the acc for the first time since 1976. 72-63 the final. >> big ten championship. michigan and michigan state. pardons gary harris throws that one down. state up nine at the half. second half, branden dawson, watch this wind mill. michigan state wins. >> sun belt championship. louisiana lafayette and georgia. tied with one second left. we go to o.t. cajuns going big dance. >> florida in the south. arizona number one in the west. wichita state undefeated at 34-0, top seed in the midwest. and virginia, number one in the east. >> to the ice, madison square garden, with today's win sharks sweep the road trip. no more iconic arena. couture scores the only goal. his 189th of the year -- 19th of the year. antti niemi on his game from the start. the beauty. had 20 saves in the first period. fou

alongside john buccigross, i'm adnan virk. lebron jamess the headliner and in this case it's perfectly valid. >> yes, the finest game of his nba career and in terms of points scored. here it is, monday night, heat home against the charlotte bobcats. of course, lebron has to wear that mask, but so far it has not stopped him at all. three-point shooting over al jefferson. second quarter, another triple. in transition, over josh mcroberts. michael kidd-gilchrist get out. another three. james would make his first eight three-pointers of the game. you're watching the first seven. he finished with 61 points. he was 22 of 33 from the field. heat win, 124-107. >> it felt like i had a golf ball thrown into the ocean so especially in the third quarter at one point i pulled up behind the three-point line probably like 30 feet and when that one went in, i knew i was in a really, really good groove. >> well, lebron did something that's only happened four times in nba history, 60 points, five rebounds and five assists and joins an impressive list includ

martin luther king jr., james farmer, john lewis, a. phillip randolph, roy wilkins, and whitney m.ight, the only woman to work regularly alongside them on projects of national significance, was very much the unheralded seventh, the leader who was cropped out figuratively and often literally of images of the era." there she is in 1963 on the platform when dr. king delivered his "i have a dream" speech. she was one of the chief organizers of that event. and in high school she was the only black contestant to make it to the national finals of a public speaking contest, which she then won. her winning speech was about the reconstruction amendments to the constitution that extended constitutional protections to former slaves. but the audience at the march on washington that day did not get to hear her speak because all the speakers were men. >> she wasn't interested in credit. what she cared about was the cause. the cause of justice. the cause of equality. the cause of opportunity. freedom's cause. >> that was president obama speaking at dorothy height's funeral, in the national cathedr

i will not sell him short, regardless of what john mccain might thing. >> to james point.y falrisio, found that almost half of the voters, the straw poll, were between the age of 18 and 25. do you think we are seeing a rebirth of a different kind of republican party. more libertarian? >> there's no question. rand paul is not out will talking about the social conservative issues that ted cruz does. rand paul is doing what the - the raiban model of put -- rayingan model of putting the modern face on in, wearing the jeans, looking cool. the optics in politics is an important message. he doesn't come across as the hater. they seem like haters. this turns off voters. >> let's switch gears and talk about the democratic side. president obama has been vasing marsh crit sims from the g.o.p. about his handling of the crisis in ukraine. no one wants to go war with russia. what do the republicans want the president to do at this point? >> they talk about his being tougher. he was tough in syria and they objected. you want to go to war in syria. the problem with president barack obama,

john street. we got an update. the st. james station is shut down.here was a body found in san jose so there are streets blocked in the you're so expect some slight delays for vta but they are operating now regular service. unfortunately, we did just get word of delays for bart all directions out of san bruno station about 15 minutes behind schedule. ferries, caltrain, ace, everything else is on time. and it looks like they may have just turned the metering lights on at the bay bridge. but we are starting to see delays filling in into the middle lanes so as you can see the cash lanes are backing up for a while. all the delays intend to the end of the parking lot just beyond the first overcrossing. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." with the forecast, here's lawrence. >>> a lot of sunshine on this last full day of winter. we are going to see some amazing temperatures today even along the coastline some of the numbers well into the 60s maybe some 70s in santa cruz. high pressure in control. offshore winds blowing outside meaning we are in for a great d

participants included chuck hagel, john brennan, martin dempsey and james clapper. president obama did not attend the meeting but was briefed on it later. but can the obama administration get vladimir putin's attention? republicans say they are doubtful that the russian president worries much about what president obama says he will do. >> i'm sure that putin is shaking in his fur-covered boots. look, this is an administration that issues warnings but never does anything about it. the red line in syria, we're going to get control of benghazi. it means nothing and putin knows it means nothing. >> john mccain says he's, quote, deeply concerned that russia will expand its military presence further into ukraine. >> mol he loly, thank you very for that report. gregg? >>> an attorney for california students banned from wearing american flag t-shirts in their high school is calling the latest ruling absolutely ridiculous. a federal appeals court saying their rights were not violated when the school told them to hide the american flag logos or go home, fearing it could incit

we talked to father john general sins of notre dame, father james matter im, elaine paying el and miguel diaz at the university of dayton. >> he has been an inspiring provocative wonderful presence. the question is will he been transformative. >> rose: we conclude with the great conductor now with the israeli philharmonic orchestra. >> that's not a single member of the orchestra that i have not personally engaged of course with a committee always. always with discussions and arguments. but now there are people that we have chosen together and we have played over 3,000 concerts with them. >> rose: a conversation about the conflict between the c.i.a. the senate intelligence committee, a look at pope francis, one year into his papacy, and zubin. all of that when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: conflict behind the scenes have been brewing between the c.i.a. and congress sometime. it's about the multiinvestigation of the c.i.a. interrogation program post 911. the chair dianne feinstein accused the c.i.a

james park found the victim lying on st. john's street around 3:00 this morning. police are talking to witnesses and looking for any surveillance video that might show what happened. >> we do know there was some sort of disturbance. the subject was stabbed at least once. we're trying to determine what led up to that and the circumstances and motive behind this murder. >> police say the man was in his late 20s or early 30s and they say homeless people hang out in the park but they don't know if he was one of them. >> prosecutors will not file charges against a homeless man accused of fatally discussing a 16-year-old in a campbell park on sunday. they say there's evidence that 4-year-old todd tharp stabbed the teen in self-defense. in jailhouse interviews, he said the teen and his friends jumped him for no reason, kicked him in the head and hit him with a bottle. tharp was released from jail yesterday. >>> friends and relatives of a pacifica man shot and killed by police are devastated today. they placed a teddy bear outside of errol chang's home. he barricaded hims

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along john buccigross i'm adnan virk. a night after lebron james 61 points, the other main contender in the mvp race made his presence felt. that would be kevin durant and the thunder hosting the sixers and durant once again putting on a phenomenal performance here backing down the opposition, just so long and lean. 42 points durant put up, his tenth game with 40 or more, the most in the nba. the thunder win it 125-92 and the sixers, 15th straight loss. >> so that's kevin durant's answer to lebron james. how would lebron answer his own 61? this to tie up the end of regulation. not going to do it. james and the heat fall to james harden, dwight howard and the rockets, 106-103. james with 22 points. >>> the warriors and pacers. a good matchup between paul george and steph curry of the warriors and last chance for the pacers here and george missing the deep three. klay thompson was phenomenal for golden state knocking down that jumper. he scored 16 of his 25 points in the fourth quarter. they could not come up big there. warriors win it, 98-96. curry

john buccigross. two big nba games. two biggest stars in the league, lebron james, latin night for the nba. and lebron does not like wearing these tight t-:30s when he's playing basketball. maybe after the game, also doesn't like to wear that mask after tony parker got two of his 17. lebron takes the mask off. nice pass here to chris bosh. heat kept trying to scrap back into it but the spurs just pull away. tim duncan, 23 points, 11 rebounds and san antonio beat the heat by 24. >>> johnny, you mentioned the other big star. kevin durant. >> there he is. >> he met with muhammad ali before the game. fast forward to the fourth. green, had himself a career night. 41, suns go up by 5. a high scoring affair. russell westbrook, 36-9-8. ties the game at 116. later, durant, serge ibaka and thunder take the lead but down the stretch, too much from the smooth lefty goran dragic. durant had 34 in the loss. suns score 128. that's going to do it for us. he's bucciman. i'm the coach. enjoy your friday. >> guy, thanks. >>> creative alarm clocks but no one can sleep through it. why it's our right then, here'

ukraine is likely to feature high in any discussion between john kerry and sergei lavrov. diplomatic editor james bays looks at how one crisis is affecting the other. >> the ongoing battles in syria are more than 1,000km away from ukraine. the crisis in crimea may have an impact. the international community gave this man the job of trying to find peace in syria. talks convened by lakhdar brahimi in geneva have achieved nothing. getting both sides back around the table and persuading them and in particular the syrian government to negotiate properly requires pressure from the u.s. and russia working together. that doesn't look likely now. just like the peace talks, the deal to remove syria's chemical weapons was done by u.s. secretary of state kerry and his russian counterpart sergei lavrov. so much has happened since the handshake took place at this spot less than six months ago. u.s.-russian relations are arguably at their worst point since any time since the cold war. the chemical weapons deal is not going to plan. the syrian government is well behind schedule in getting the deadly agents out o

"out front" major james spider marks and john nance. great to have you both with us. you because there's so much here to talk about now but when we put all of this reporting together, john, we have a plane that turned off of its flight path, started to switch direction dramatically, switch altitude dramatically and then finally seemed to sort of level out heading out and then made a choice. i'm going to go left or i'm going to go right. when you put all that together, let's talk about motive. who would want to do this or could this have happened in any way, shape or form with everybody on the plane being incapacitated or dead and the plane kept flying? >> i think not. i think that's ruled out by the very physiology of it. the aircraft is not going to make course changes. it might make altitude changes but you would see the type of altitude change would not be sharp. if it went up to 45,000 feet after it turned away and off course and it sustained that 45,000 foot altitude which is above its ceiling for any length of time and there's only one reason for doing that to i

james park. the worker was pressure cleaning the street near north second and eastst. john street just before 3:00 a.m. police have talked to was to says and are trying to see if surveillance video may have captured the killing. a lot of homeless people hang out in st. james park but don't know if the victim was one of them. >>> the santa clara county da dropped murder charges against a homeless man who said he stabbed a 16-year-old in self- defense. this happened sunday in john d morgan park in campbell. in an interview yesterday todd phelps said the team he killed, ivan diaz was one of five young men who attacked him. police say the attack might have been gang related and are hoping to relocate phelps because they fear for his safety. >>> fire fighters are investigating the cause of the two alarm fire that badly damage to homes this afternoon. flames broke out about 3:00 p.m. today, news chopper to was overhead as the fire spread to a second home. crews battled the flames from the ground and roof. one house was destroyed, the other badly damaged. >>> san jose fire fighter

john adams wrote that james otis's protest against generalized warrants was the spark that began thecan revolution. there is a great battle going on, don't forget it. it is for the heart and soul of america. the fourth amendment is equally as important as the second amendment and conservatives cannot forget this. [applause] will we sit idly by? will we be like lemmings, rushing to the comfort of the brother's crushing embrace or will we stand like men and women of character and say, we are free and no man, no matter how well-intentioned will take our freedom from us. [applause] daniel webster anticipated our modern day saviors who wish to save us from having too much freedom. he wrote good intentions will always be pleaded for every assumption of authority. it is hardly too strong to say that the constitution was made to guard the people against the dangers of good intentions. how will history remember barack obama? [laughter] to those who had hoped president obama would somehow be a champion of civil liberties, roger waters might ask, did they get you to trade your heroes for ghosts

his russian counterpart earlier today, cia director john brennan, joint chiefs chairman general martin dempsey and national intelligence director james clapper. we're just getting word that the president did not attend the meeting but that he was briefed on it later. in his remarks yesterday president obama warned that any violation of ukraine's sovereignty would be, quote, deeply destabilizing. >> just days after the world came to russia for the olympic games, it would invite the condemnation of nations around the world, and indeed the united states will stand with the international community in affirming that there will be costs for any military intervention in ukraine. >> vice president joe biden spoke yesterday with the ukrainian prime minister assuring him that the u.s. stands for, quote, the democratic future of ukraine. greg? >> well, we remember the president said there will be costs if syria uses chemical weapons, and in the end there were none. what kind of a reaction is coming from capitol hill? >> a lot of concern. republican senator john mccain says he's, quote, deeply concerned that russia will expand further into ukrai

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officials and the u s senators notably john mccain who is known for his hardline stance toward russia international sir jack retired trying to determine if don james detected by satellite imagery floating in the southern indian ocean are pieces of debris from the missing malaysia airlines flight three thousand zero australia's maritime safety authorities say two objects were spotted about two thousand five hundred km southwest of perth. what is estimated to be twenty four meters long and the other about five meters. it really any nanny state and central plains to investigate however bad weather forced the shepherds to be temporarily suspended norwegian commercial shed is also helping to locate the did great. now the location is near the southernmost main complaint to the seven zero based on an outfit for the satellite data by the malaysian government the plane carrying two hundred and thirty nine people left one lump or for beijing on march eight. it disappeared from the aviation me knock over the south china sea. aye aye aye. dion has passed the country's largest budget and for the government will spend about nine hundred and thirty six billion d

james andrews to check it out. tommy johns surgery in 2009.d began late last season. he got rocked by the rockies thursday night. sunny gray may end up starting opening day march 31st. >>> nfl news, the raiders have lured cornerback terrell brown across the bay, leaving the niners for a one-year deal worth $3.5 million. starting spot in the middle of last season, but back in the starting lineup for the playoffs. remember, brown lost out on a $2 million workout bonus. last season unaware he had to show up. and anthony dixon, he's leaving the niners, as well, tweeting he's signing with buffalo. dixon spent four years in red and gold. never had a chance to do what he wanted to do most. dixon was terrific on special teams that he will be missed. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. >>> next, it's not just play by harry potter, gearing up for the world cup >>> here come the winning numbers from last night's $353 million megamillions draw. 7, 20, 40, 54, 69 and the mega number is 12. and nobody picked all six numbers. th

john light rail back operating regular service but not stopping at that st. james station. we'll get an update on baras well, coming up. >>> developing news now, the situation appears to be deteriorating in crimea since russia has officially annexed the long-time ukrainian region. the latest now from anne makovec. >>> reporter: the russian flag is flying outside the ukranian navy's headquarters in crimea after hundreds of pro russian forces stormed the building. this is after the first violent confrontation after one of ukraine's military facilities. two people were reportedly killed in that incident in crimea's capital. for days, russian troops have surrounded ukranian bases where soldiers are barricaded in. ukranians along the border with russia fear crimea is not moscow's only intended target. russian president vladimir putin's speech yesterday didn't give them much reassurance. >> the biggest lie that he respects the ukranians, he still believe that russia is our older brother. >> reporter: the u.s. and the european union have already levied sanctions against people all

john kerry is trying to cajole the russians to play nice, but he appears to have little leverage. james rosen is traveling with secretary kerry in paris tonight. >> joined by aides inside the ambassador's residence in paris, john kerry squared off once more against russia's long time foreign minister, sergey lavrov, one of the least charitable diplomats who had already telegraphed how little the kremlin will concede by the an exation of crimea in southeastern ukraine, home to the warm water fleet. >> some special alert measures have been adopted to control the fleet because as our president said we're not going to allow any blood to be spilled. the problem should be solved in the february treaty. >> that was moscow's way of saying despite last month' bloody clashes in kiev which killed scores of protesters and sent the president fleeing the capital, they yard yanukovych as president. ukraine's new foreign minister who travelled to paris aboard kerry's plane disputed it. >> not only about ukraine but the future of russia and how russia will support what they did to ukraine. >> by all the

defense secretary chuck hagel, the director of national intelligence james clapper, martin dempsey chairman of the joint chiefs and johncording to a senior administration official the president did not attend that meeting. he was briefing by his national security adviser susan rice and other top national security officials. but that national security meeting that occurred at the white house was on ukraine, policy options according to the senior administration official. we can also report we've just learned in the last couple of minutes that vice president biden joined that national security meeting via video conference. so the vice president is also involved in this. as you know, jim, he is a very top close official to the president when it comes to national security questions, big foreign policy questions such as what is unfolding in ukraine. i did go back to a national or senior administration official to ask why the president was not involved in today's meeting. and this official would only say it's just not unusual for the president not to be there. he was as this official said briefed by his national security advi

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and in kiev, secretary of state john kerry talked more about dollars than weapons. chief washington correspondent james rosen is traveling with the secretary tonight. >> mobbed by ordinary ukrainians in kiev's midawn square, where 67 protesters died in the clashes that toppled the country's pro-russian president from power last month and where the air is still thick with the smell of smoke, burning rubber, and heartbreak. secretary of state john kerry promised that the u.s. will help the struggling eastern european nation in its bid to break free of kremlin influence and align itself with the west. later in meetings with interim government leaders and lawmakers in ukraine's parliament, kerry promised a billion dollar loan guarantee designed to ease the sting of energy costs. officials traveling with kerry had voiced concern that russian president vladimir putin who last week sent tens of thousands of forces may be preparing for a larger invasion of eastern ukraine. putin himself looking relaxed at a state res dnls outside moscow held a rare news conference in which he suggested any such broader invasio

joining me now is a distinguished group, father john jenkins is president of the university of notre dame. father jamesarcus, editor of the national catholic magazine. joining us from dayton ohio is the former u.s. ambassador and professor of faith and culture at the university of dayton. i'm pleased to have each of them here as we mark this year, and i say with a great sense of pride that i happened to be there for the conclave in rome. it seemed to me what has spread out is an ideal that this is a new and different and a unique human being. >> certainly true. from the moment he made his first public appearance, he had a remarkable ability to communicate. i was in rome, i had the opportunity to meet him. here is this man who can communicate wonderful warmth and kindness in a remarkable way, even though i don't speak italian and he doesn't speak english. at the end of the session, there was a picture to be taken. he had his chair in front of our group. he is a 77-year-old man. he pushed his chair in line with the group, almost as if to say, i want to be one with you. i felt like that was expressive of

he needs tommy john surgery he had been feeling tightness in the fore arm. he went to see dr. jamesa's number four starter aj griffin will be out a month brandon moss doubles in left center. giants and angels, five and a third gave up five runs. here it comes and there it goes. angels win it. james jones is coming home jones gets a three-year deal worth $11 million. the 29 years old he spent seven years in green bay. >> whatever we put behind here i'm going to help whoever is out there. >> that is a nice pick up the quarterback some believe raiders will take did not throw the ball well. you can see wobbling there. >> a field announced. stanford a two seed versus south dakota in aims, iowa. cardinals received one seed in each of the past four years. assuming they win their first two games will come home to host rounds 3 and 4. >> that is the community's opinion. and that is we want to be playing here. we want to twoin games and go from there. >> everybody knows on the court she's tremendous and quite the rapper. today the release of in other words nerds. >> this is carolyn johnson's

john stewart hasn't built anything up there for those kids. just like the flyer does, apri, [speaker not understood], director and james ryan and jbr. this saturday they have [speaker not understood] welcome all of you. also april 26 we have [speaker not understood] and pollution walk from martin luther king park to [speaker not understood] street. [speaker not understood] green action by l angel and maery harris and along about my mother's and father's committee. we want to welcome all of you. we would like you to look at the list going on with the fliers going on. and we work very closely with ed because barbara smith and george who is over all the tenant [speaker not understood] in the city. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. that mic is fine, yes, thank you. >>> good evening, board members. my name is he will vin james brown and i'm a ten-year resident of san francisco. i reside at the all-star hotel which is an s-r-o hotel managed by the largest housing services contractor in the city, the tenderloin housing clinic and randy shaw. i'd like to bring to the board's attention a matter which i consider to be fraudulen

james andrews to check it out. parker had tommy john surgery in 2009. late last season and now they are back again. fellow starter a.j. griffin is going to have an mri for elbow discomfort. he got rocked by the rookies -- rookies thursday night. sunny may start opening day. nfl news, the raiders lured quarterback terrell brown across the bay, leaving the niners for a one-year deal worth $3.5 million. he lost his starting spot in the middle of the last season but back in the starting lineup for the playoffs. brown lost out on a $2 million workout bonus last season where he had to show up to earn it. the niners countered, signing chris cook, the quarterback from the vikings. >>> and dixon is signing with buffalo. he spent four years with the red and gold. never got a chance he wanted to do most, get carries as an down-back. he was terrific on special teams and he will be missed. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> next, it's not just play by harry potter. bay area team gearing up for the world cup tournamen

he needs tommy john surgery he had been feeling tightness in the fore arm. he went to see dr. jamesndrews. a's number four starter aj griffin will be out a month brandon moss doubles in left center. giants and angels, five and a third gave up five runs. here it comes and there it goes. angels win it. james jones is coming home jones gets a three-year deal worth $11 million. the 29 years old he spent seven years in green bay. >> whatever we put behind i'm going to help whoever is out there. >> that is a nice pick up the quarterback some believe raiders will take did not throw the ball well. you can see wobbling there. >> a field announced. stanford a two seed versus south dakota in aims, iowa. cardinals received one seed in each of the past four years. assuming they win their first two games will come home to host rounds 3 and 4. >> that is the community's opinion. and that is we want to be playing here. we want to twoin games and go from there. >> everybody knows on the court she's tremendous and quite the rapper. today the release of in other words nerds. >> this is carolyn johnson

james andrews to check it out. parker had tommy john surgery in 2009.ow they are back again. fellow starter griffin is going to have an mri for elbow discomfort. he got rocked by the rookies thursday night. sunny may start opening day. nfl news, the raiders lured quarterback terrell brown across the bay, leaving the niners for a one-year deal worth $3.5 million. he lost his starting spot in the middle of the last season but back in the starting lineup for the playoffs. he lift out on a $12 million workout bonus where he had to show up to earn it. they signed chris cook, the quarterback from the vikings. >>> and dixon is signing with live low. he spent four years with the red and gold. never got a chance he wanted to do most, get carries as an down-back. he was terrific on special teams and he will be missed. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> next, it's not just the play by harry potter, the bay area team gearing up for the world cup cribbage ♪ [ birds chirping, twinkling noises ] you're always after me