jordan dropped more than 100 feet and hit the ground at 60 miles an hour. breathing. >> i just wailed. i think any mother can understand that if you don't know if you're google to lose your child or not. >> his parents spent the next four months at his bedside. >> i think the little things in life you learn to appreciate so much more. the moments you have together realizing that could not have been. >> this is jordan burnham today. >> falling nine stories and surviving is obviously a miracle in itself. >> after 14 surgeries and two and a half years of excruciating rehabilitation. >> my dad said i was literally right under my window. >> you landed right down here. >> he still walks with a cain, but he's back home. amazingly he's playing his favorite sport. >> did you ever think you'd be back on a golf course again? >> no. i'd be lying to you if i said when i woke up at the worst time that i thought i would be standing here hitting golf balls. the mind has a mind of its own. >> while he continues to heal himself, he knows his mind will never be completely cur

state and a jewish state dividing judea and samaria and what others call the former west bank of jordan let's remember that israel in order for israel to be a viable jewish state it has to be able to protect itself against the most simplest of rockets that are now position by the hamas and by fucked up militias in the us they means people to protect themselves and wait until the palestinians be able to protect themselves as well. i hope so i only what you should do is ask the five tough weather hundreds of their fellow members of the fact that we've been thrown out of windows in gaza by the hamas and killed in other areas of the west bank by the hamas will be able to be protected by their own people from their own people by their own people right now the israeli army as is well known by insiders is the only force that is protecting the palestinian authority in ramallah the jordanian monarchy in jordan and the jewish people and the and the israeli people who are not jewish dan i'm going to have to jump in here the muslim again i'm going to jump in here robert i want to give you the last

israel in into and what they have palestinians call the west bank which is the former west bank of jordan into three areas a b. and c. so i was so dear god how could area c. be under occupation what mr arafat's himself in an act of bilateral agreement signed a binding agreement accorded international law in which both israel and the palestinian authority have rights to negotiate over the future of that land and certainly mr fisk and other great students of the middle east remember that that land was occupied illegally by the hashemite kingdom of jordan before nine hundred sixty seven so so how could israel occupy a land that had no prior legal sovereign owner to it now as to the reason that if you will just claim. go ahead finish up dan go ahead i just wanted to finish up a point i'd be happy to hear mr yeah the issue about whether there can be a palestinian state certainly there can be in fact israel when it pulled out of the gas a strip in september september two thousand and five you know the palestinians could have made the gaz a strip into the hong kong of the middle east unfortunate

the only force that is protecting the palestinian authority in ramallah the jordanian monarchy in jordan and the jewish people and the and the israeli people who are not jewish dan i'm going to have to jenin here the muslim again i'm going to jump in here robert i want to give you the last word robert i want to give you last word go ahead one minute. first of all ma'ale adumim is partly built on totally provable arab land i know one of the land homes there i watched him being thrown off i watched him going to court in the court they said this he said i would like to live in my ma'ale adumim with the jews and he was told you are not one of the people who is going to live in ma'ale adumim so he was trying off his land and went to a village where other members of his family lived six miles away and now every trace every stone of his house has disappeared that is simply not fair that he's not just that he's wrong but you know the overall point of this is come back to why is israel continuing to build more color news for jews and jews only on arab land why does it go on building these colonie

everybody wanted to fly like jordan and pull up and hit a game winner at the sound of the horn like jordanu wanted to do commercials. you wanted to have his shoes. everything he did, i wanted to do. >> larry: when did you first meet him? >> i met michael jordan my first time, i was in the 10th grade. and i went to chicago. they play at a gym called hoops. that was the first time i met him. it was like he was walking on water when he came towards me. >> larry: did he know who you were? >> he did, he did. and that was more gratifying and it was just very humbling. that he knew who i was. >> larry: he owns a team now. >> right. >> larry: you ever think about the possibility of playing for him? >> i never thought about it. i do think it's great that he owns a team. you see a former player in our league, and you see mike and the things that he was able to do on the court, to see him still being successful off the court i think is awesome. >> larry: what did coach drew joyce mean to you, your high school coach? >> coach drew joyce means a lot. not just because of what he helped me out with baske

we made peace with jordan. i think it's important to make peace with the palestinians. i'm prepared to negotiate that peace right away. i think it requires courage on the palestinian side for all those who don't really want a peace with israel, to stand up and do what president -- the late president of egypt, anwar sadat did, and to say, hey, it's over, no more war, no more bloodshed. we're going to make a genuine peace with israel. live next to the jewish state of israel. i think the palestinians should not be either subject of israel or citizens of israel. they should have their own independent country. we should be assured that this country is not used as a staging ground for iranian-sponsored terrorist attacks on us. and i think this combination of state for the palestinians and security for israel is something that can be brought about in direct negotiations that i propose to start without any preconditions, without any pretext. >> larry: right. >> leaders don't need excuses. they just have to get on with it and i'm prepared to get on with it. >> larry: do you -- y

jordan coming into the league was not the same as lebron had walking into the league.t was amazing that on both ends, on the social side, and on the athletic side, he is not only met but perhaps surpassed what people were looking at. talk to me about what he obviously had to receive beyond his god-given talents to make that happen. >> well, i think for one thing, lebron is very intelligent. he was intelligent enough to look at other people's lives and see, i don't want to go down that road. he could see the headlines. he could see mistakes people made. all the time growing up we always talked about decisions create the environment. the decisions you make create the environment you have to live in. those are lessons that i think are pertinent for everyone. he understood early on with the celebrity that he had in high school, with some of the decisions he made, there were some negative things that happened to him. he started to recognize that these decisions count. >> i think, too, stephen, part of it is the problem with a lot of these cats is nobody, at whatever age, ev

michael jordan couldn't win the championship on his own.t's all about having a team concept that works. he hasn't quite gotten that yet. he needs to find that situation. i'll be honest with you, and my folks in chicago may be mad at me for saying this, but i think it would be a wonderful story if lebron says, i'm going to stay here in cleveland. he's from ohio. that's a town that has had some tough time for him to say, i am going to make a commitment to the city would be a wonderful thing. s. but he's got to make sure that he's got a team around him and a coach that he respects, he's bought into the team concept. he's willing to be coached. and if he does that, he'll have an even more remarkable career than he's had. >> larry: dru joyce, his high school coach, where would you look him to go? >> well, you know -- i respect everything, you know, your esteemed panel has suggested. but there's a couple things, you know, one you don't win 60 games in the nba and have a bad team. i think they -- they won 60 games. and there were some things that

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the jordan group, and ms. collins. all of you. we thank you for doing such an outstanding job, and let me say this, that every year they are accepting volunteers, so any of you looking for something to get involved in, there are a lot of good things to do. this is one of the many that you can get involved with and support. now, let me give you the very important direction -- there is food over on the other side. please help yourself. hang out with us a little while longer. god bless you. go in peace. thank you. >> the mayor, the office of workforce development, kick off a new program which is to engage some of the artists in reinvigorating the streetscapes. organized in partnership with neighborhood based economic development organizations, the art in storefronts taps into the incredible creativity of the artist community to help improve the quality of life and the business climate in poor neighborhoods. the tenderloin, central market, they view, and the mission's 24 st.. at the launch party, the mayor released the first of 13 pro

understand -- this is the first time that i can recall outside of chicago, and remembering when michael jordan was drafted, and we had hard times for awhile there. we could not get past detroit. and then, finally, we acquired a player, and the other players who were going to be instrumental in that team having success. i think there is a traditionalist in me that loves to see the play year, the magic johnson, who is in l.a., the larry bird in boston, so when it changes a little, and, hey, that is the landscape of basketball. everything that was just done was done haute and collectively bargained for. i think what was a little different -- was done was collectively bargained for. i think what was of a different was a television show to announce the decision. but i really felt like it was the "idol" final. i tell you what, it has changed, and i think that is what sells. the ratings or off of the charts, i understand, we too were off of the charts. now, back to the traditional " side of me -- their ratings were off of the charts, i understand. now, back to the traditionalists side of me. let's ma

michael scott jordan commons. >> i would've never called up larry called the magic and said let's get together and play on one team. but i can't say that's a bad thing. what these kids have today. in all honesty i with stein to beat these guys. i'm a competitive guy i like to play against competitive players. >> maybe losing a few basketball games in a row is worse than the world trade center tragedy. >> of course this can be * only lose two games in a row. and as unseemly the world is crashing down. young and make it seem like the world trade has just gone down in again. but gordon the contract. >> tel let's be fear fair about this. they say then housetop, to get out of context. i never should have used the world trade center line. but in all respects he supposed to be a very good guy. hopefully as the old saying goes he learned a lesson there. it especially in this day and age. you say one thing wrong and the media blows out of proportion. can you imagine i worded out to death. they just sit at your computer. you get all excited over knocking someone of his through the internet. i s

we are the once we have been waiting for as the poet june jordan. if we can bring ourselves to great clarity as to cause and effect. the environment is us, it is our wombs, our breast milk and families. our children to thrive in our bodies, unpolluted. the beauty industry and on to the next clean up project, the plastic industry, oil and war industries, too until there are no more toxic

the jordan group, and ms. collins. all of you. we thank you for doing such an outstanding job, and let me say this, that every year they are accepting volunteers, so any of you looking for something to get involved in, there are a lot of good things to do. this is one of the many that you can get involved with and support. now, let me give you the very important direction -- there is food over on the other side. please help yourself. hang out with us a little while longer. god bless you. go in peace. thank you. because we have a great waste water system here in san francisco, we do about 80 million gallons of waste water here in san francisco, which means we basically fill up 120 olympic sized swimming pools each and every day here in the city. we protect public health and safety and environment because we are discharging into the bay and into the ocean. this is essentially the first treatment here at our waste water treatment facility. what we do is slow down the water so that things either settle to the bottom or float to the to

we are the once we have been waiting for as the poet june jordan. if we can bring ourselves to great clarity as to cause and effect. the environment is us, it is our wombs, our breast milk and families. our children to thrive in our bodies, unpolluted. the beauty industry and on to the next clean up project, the plastic industry, oil and war industries, too until there are no more toxic chemicals in babies, no more rocket fuel in breast milk or communities burdened by pollution. that is the work before us and that is what we are here to do and thank you so much for joining me for beauty and make over.

curry of the warriors, a point better than michael jordan in 31st place. news game for the earthquakes. that's not the fat guy in a little coat made famous. joe staley and john smith showed up. this is like 49er game when they couldn't score. quakes best opportunity came in the 89th minute. game ends in a scoreless draw. >> stage 13 of the tour at the france, same thing, statement leader, andy schleck. >> alan: when we come back, it's all about the u. why unicyclists took over parts >> alan: coming up in a half hour at 6:00, more than a month after the june primary, there's finally a republican nominee in the race for insurance commissioner. and the level of violence goes up along the border with mexico as the drug gangs use an unprecedented way to attack their victims. join us at 6:00. before we go this evening, everyone heard of the tour de france, but a lesser known gathering of cyclists is going on right near san francisco this weekend. the u-games bring together unicyclists of all different ages and skill levels. we saw some of them riding by. they re

we are the once we have been waiting for as the poet june jordan. if we can bring ourselves to great clarity as to cause and effect. the environment is us, it is our wombs, our breast milk and families. our children to thrive in our bodies, unpolluted. the beauty industry

the council will bring together federal, state and tribal authorities to jordan plan for the future of the oceans. officials say the new approach will emphasize science based information and encourage public participation. >>> now to our chief meterologist bill martin who is our own expert on oceans and weather. >> yes, it cooled off a little bit today and the oceans and whether are tied together basically. i guess they know a little bit about water in temperatures are on the cool side. there is a bunch of fog out there shooting across the golden gate non-gaap there. we have got fog in this area of san francisco pre you can see it shooting up. fog in your neighborhood tomorrow morning. the forecast is for more fog. the extended forecast, we will drop off but temperatures will state a little cooler. we had mid-90s yesterday and the day before that. that is changing protectors in the next couple days will be cooler by 5 degrees especially in concord where instead of 73 degrees at lunchtime tomorrow we will see 83 degrees in the afternoon hours predict temperatures instead of 93, about 83

by contrast, neighboring jordan is 17 per thousand. egypt, just under 20. the report says that there has been a twelvefold increase in childhood cancer compared with the average in fallujah. it says that the ratio of boys to girls has changed dramatically to 860 boys for 1000 girls. >> far fewer boys were born than girls, a well known expression of genetic damage. the interesting thing also is that the spectrum that we found included this genetic damage as an indicator, but much worse. >> the way that the survey was done, it means that it still does not finally conclusive. >> not altogether surprising given the dangers in fallujah. even the iraqi government does not seem very interested in finding out more. perhaps because fallujah is a predominantly sunni muslim town and the government is overwhelmingly shiite muslim. state government warns people in fallujah not to take part because they said it was being carried out by terrorists, the study. >> even if it is possible to produce watertight scientific proof that american weapons were responsible for the pr

. >> we just had a situation off of a street in the jordan park area of san francisco where the down spout was blocked up and it just went over the lip back under the siding and it rotted out the whole quarter -- corner of the house just because a lack of maintenance, a lack of failure to clean out the gutter. >> i put this in here because the stairs and various kinds of tile work can be so beautiful and san francisco has so much lovely work. it's not impossible to maintain. all you have to do is scrub it and clean it and once every 40 years have someone come through and polish it and it's gorgeous. the lack of simple maintenance will cost serious problems. here's a metal grill, metal gate. i'm sorry to say we see these all over san francisco. i'm sorry to say we have to live in a place where people feel it necessary to lock themselves in and lock people out. this is rusting. it tells me a couple of things. it tells me it was not hot dipped when they made it. it was not hot dipped galvanized. somebody chose to paint it and the paint is not being maintained. it's hard to get in there

many thanks are owed two majors -- to mayors jordan, brown, and newsom, and thank you to mr. elsbernd. we should all acknowledge the leadership of the late john neely and the chief nursing officer who moved the hospital into the 20th century. thank you to the staff of laguna honda hospital who are creating a new care model of community and patient involvement. the hospital has long been recognized as a center of excellence. the new facility further advances recommendation. the design brings a small-town feel insecure community which can integrate the patients and residents into the broader civic life of semblances go. the hospital has an impressive collection of art that will not only contribute to the healing environment but also provide a new destination for art lovers. the historic passage of comprehensive health care reform by college represents -- by congress strengthens medicare and ensure sustainability for years to come. it improves benefits for seniors and makes prescription drugs more affordable, and it recognizes the needs of those with disabilities by making signi

the jordan group, and ms. collins. all of you. we thank you for doing such an outstanding job, and let me say this, that every year they are accepting volunteers, so any of you looking for something to get involved in, there are a lot of good things to do. this is one of the many that you can get involved with and support. now, let me give you the very important direction -- there is food over on the other side. please help yourself. hang out with us a little while longer. god bless you. go in peace. thank you. >> there has been an acknowledgement of the special places around san francisco bay. well, there is something sort of innate in human beings, i think, that tend to recognize a good spot when you see it, a spot that takes your breath away. this is one of them. >> an icon of the new deal. >> we stood here a week ago and we heard all of these dignitaries talk about the symbol that coit tower is for san francisco. it's interesting for those of us in the pioneer park project is trying to make the point that not only the tower, n

countries like jordan are helping to spread the word. we begin to see a more comprehensive look at society. bringing together people that are online or offline. >> unless they decide to open it up to researchers, is almost impossible research. something we have thought about quite a lot. i wanted to ask you about the projects you are involved with. one of the best stories shows up in your comments section, exciting because you are listened to, terrifying because your listen to. why did this pot hole like it fixed? can you say a few words about any success or your experience with that? >> basically the idea was to create a sense of social media in the country where the average person would not need to embody in building network through platforms already available and conversations already happening. maybe it could be akin to something more like the huffington post, for a more american perspective. a very difficult thing to do, people would not like to have their name published, perhaps. that is part of the arabs fear at this point. this a

on michael jordan, it just goes on and on, until you get to john updike on ted williams final red soxppearance. >> written on the weekend. >> rose: he said that, is that right? >> roger knows that story rogewas editor for yes and years. he went to that game by accident. as you said in the forward to a later edition he had an assignation with a lady who didn't turn up, and he went to -- the red sox were a terrible team then and he went to fenway park, bought a ticket and wawld walked in and noticed ted williams last game to be played at fenway park and he hits the last home run of his career and john went home and wrote the piece, but wrote a whole new style, writing about basall. >> rose: what was the new style? >> wrote about himself and to write about the, not to write in a sporting way but to write about what he thought about ted williams, to start with, and just to be himself as a great writer. and i think roger said, you know, one piece. roger made it his lifework or a huge part of his lifework to be a writer about baseball and a lot of it is the point of view, and the point of v

think israel's leaders will invent a pretext to drive the palestinians off the west bank and into jordan syria or wherever. and the blood will flow the west bank will be sowed with blood and it will be mostly palestinian blood and if there be honest reporters around they will call it a zionist holocaust now i fear that's where we're going because that wouldn't be the end of the story. it would so inflame. a muslim nessus that you would be opening the pandora's box of a much wider conflict well as i think i suggested earlier the only person with the real power. to try to influence his row to behave in its own best interests as well as those the world is the president of america now yes it's true that europe russia there are lots of other countries with the same power the same leverage economic sanctions whatever but no other government on us is going down this road until an american president gives the lead. to a. lot. tonight embarrassing exposure the biggest leak in u.s. military history reveals major cover ups over the war in afghanistan. a space to call home it's ten years since the i

jordan lidy. richard katz and larry king. this is what gene gordon lidy says. the temptation to cheat is very strong. the more successful and powerful a man becomes, the more typical infidelity becomes. women are naturally attracted to wealth and power and will throw themselves to a man who has either. if takes some one with extraordinary self-control to deny them that temptation. if a man wants to cheat i would give him the same advice i was going to give a man that was temped to try heroin, don't do it. >> power is afro dees shee back. >> i would also tell that man don't think you will get away with it. women always know. once you break that bond of trust, it may be forgiven but never be forgotten. you will never get back what you once had. don't do it. gordon lidy. you believe all that? >> i believe what he is saying is absolutely correct. >> women have some power to detect? >> i know my wife in particular has that power to detect. i belt yours has it as well. either one of us better be careful if we have such a notion. >> i know your wife very well. rose wh

dear michael jordan, dear sylvester stallone. guess what happened? nothing. then at christmas time i got one check for $100 from tom brokaw and then i saw my climbing ger and i sold it and i sold my car for $500 that i got from my grandfather in a seedy area in oakland. by string i o spring i had only $2,400. my mother invited me to come and talk to the kids. when i got ready to leave, a fourth grader named jeffery looked me in the aye and he said i've got a piggy bank at home and i'm going to help you build that school. west side school raised 65, 300 pennies. it wasn't the celebrities or the sports heroes or movie stars or if i lan throw pears but children reaching out to children half way around the world to help them build a school. what can you buy with a penny the bay area? probably nothing. in montana you can buy 1/2 tootsie roll. but in afghanistan you can buy a pencil. it's not that's so important but education gives a child hope. you know, if you fight tear riz her rorism it's based in fear but the real enemy is ignorance that bleeds hatred. here in

best journals european jordan american journals and this was confirmed in this in our country which is which has a feature of very long distances so we took samples from far east from siberia and also fall in the same category that genetic distance is depended on join. how far the father personally from from another person the big distance between them genetic test and what scientists predict that in a few decades human genome will play a key role in medicine spotlights the media has more in that. human genome is all of the d.n.a. a person possesses scientists are only now taking the first steps in the interpretation of genome data the practical results are already there genetic tests can show what person's predisposition to certain illnesses for example and once people realize their interest you have a chance to take preventive measures against the disease while with now looks more like science fiction researchers are sure in the future doctors will be able to establish a new born levy's genetic code right after birth the mother will get it david deal with the information human genome