first base coach, ronesto kelley. giants' bullpen coach mark gardner. the pitching coach, did a pretty good job, i thought, dave righetti. [applause] how about the giants skipper, his second world series, the manager first with the giants, i think he made all the right moves, brought the giants the world championships, bruce bowen g -- bochy. >> bochy. bochy. bochy. bochy. >> all right, let's meet the members of the 2010 giants ballclub. he was injured, it did not have as much impact as he was hoping, but we will be hearing a lot from him in the future. ladies and gentlemen, infielder, emanu-el burris. [applause] how about what this guy did, not just in the regular season, but in the post-season, the series clinching home run. started i guess against the phillies in game 6. the three-run homer started in game one of the world series, shortstop juan urribe. ooh. sounds good. this guy was also his season cut short, and we will be seeing a lot of him next year -- outfielder, infielder, a great guy. mark to rosa. played in 29 regular-season games for the gi

kelley in second. they celebrated his first tour victory in two years. >>> all three bay area wcc teams at it in the tournament. at least one will go to the final. saint mary's and santa clara underway, later usf and gonzaga. the number one team wrapped up it's regular season today. final seconds of the first half. john hits a long three to give the buckeyes a 15 point lead over wisconsin at the break. this was his day. he had his number retired then went seven of eight from beyond the arc. as a team they set a record making 14 of 15 on their threes. that's 93%. they roll 93-65. >>> the unions for major league baseball and umpires held a rare meeting. the objective was to address the reasons for several missed calls last year. stay tuned for that solution. that's it for this early sunday night sport wrap. see you tonight at ten with all the wcc results and yes missed calls in the postseason something that will get your attention. glad they are addressing that. >> all right. one last check of the weathe

marla tellez is live outside that restaurant near kelley park in san jose. anyone hurt, marla? >> reporter: good morning, laura. the good news is nobody was hurt, but it is not looking good for the owners of this el salvadorian restaurant you can see behind me. we are at the corner of story and lacreche road. this strip mall here is where the restaurant is. this fire happened in this restaurant behind me here. within minutes firefighters were on scene. 35 firefighters got the fire under control about 30 minutes after arriving on the scene. the damage contained only to the restaurant did not spread to the other businesses nearby. damage is estimated at $200,000. so you think it is ruined? >> inside, yes. they will not be back in business, unfortunately. >> reporter: that was the fire chief. he says that the cause seems to be accidental. it is preliminary, but he thinks it started in a storage unit in the back of the restaurant. he thinks that it is an electrical fire. here's the thing, the owner of l lagaviota has not been contacted. if you are the owner this

marla tellez is live outside the restaurant in kelley park. marla, everyone inside the restaurant? >> reporter: no, it happened shortly after 1:00 this morning, so nobody was inside. it did not spread throughout the strip mall, let me make that clear. it was contained to the restaurant that you can see behind me here. this restaurant is now completely destroyed inside. it is a restaurant here near story road and lacreche road. it is within a strip mall of about five to six businesses. again, the damage contained to this el salvadorian restaurant. firefighters were working a nearby fire and arrived on the scene within a minute according to the fire chief. it became a two-alarm fire. about 35 firefighters worked the flames. was under control within 30 minutes. the fire was contained to this restaurant. estimated damage at $200,000. the cause according to the fire chief, he thinks it is accidental likely starting in a storage unit in the back, an electrical fire. this is preliminary, not official. they have tried to make contact with the owners of la gaviota restaurant overnight, but

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honest and open and transparent from the beginning when annoys me about that interview with meghan kelley is the fact that he was so brazen about it after lying over and over again about how they're just trying to balance the budget was complete b.s. you know and the fact that they're trying to get rid of the unions so obama will not get reelected in two thousand and twelve that just shows you that they are against democracy and the thing that makes them so hypocritical is the fact that when obama got elected the republicans were saying oh my god he's a socialist he's going to violate our democracy he's going to get rid of democracy got to be careful what are the republicans doing right now out there doing anything they can to undermine our democracy so democrats basically won't have a voice corporate interests will have a voice that's what's egregious here but we have been seeing protesters of course it was constant for the past three weeks and seen protesters in other streets across the u.s. q some out there even said that governor scott walker is the best thing to happen to democrats a

kitty kelley, does oprah have a role in the political world? >> oh, no we question. being, probably, one of the most powerful women not just in our country, but globally, she has immense power. because she's a communicator, and she influences millions and millions of people. just ask president obama. [laughter] she really back in 2000 when george bush was running against al gore, gore's poll ratings were much higher than bush's, i but after bush appeared on oprah, she baptized him with her female audience, and his polls went up, and look what happened. in fact, chris rock kids her all the time and says you're the one who elected george w. bush. so, yes, she has immense power. >> and, in fact, george w. bush for his decision points, just went on oprah recently to talk about it. >> it was a safe berth for him. i saw a little bit of it, and it was a very receptive audience for bush to put forward that particular book. >> generally, what's been oprah's influence on american culture? >> well, you know, oprah has been on our television for 25 years, so we've sort of grown

it happened last night before 10:30 on north kelley road. investigators say the tree pinned the driver inside the car. the identity of the victim hasn't been released. >> workers cleaning up from the storm on the penninsula. how people are trying to get around the downed trees. >> reporter: drivers had to take a detour. >> it'll be a couple more minutes. thank you. >> reporter: rain and strong winds toppled this tree off king's mountain road in wood side. >> i grew up in this area and is this par for the course. >> reporter: sarah was trying to take their daughter to see grandpa but had to wait in line with the others. >> you. >> reporter: the chp shut down the road for an hour and a half. >> a lot of trees and old growth. >> reporter: robert was lucky to catch the tail end of it. >> if it's only going to be about 20 minutes it's not that bad. >> reporter: others weren't so patient. public works crews tackled another tree down the road threatening to snap power lines. >> power is fine and the telephone is fine. we have to break the wires out

kelley exit is not wide enough or tall enough to accommodate this container.e bay bridge you can see we have a bit of a back up here, likely because a lot of folks came here as to the bay bridge, another bright spot is the right through what might creek, 680 southbound into the san ramon valley, back up free this morning. >> mark: another milestone on the bay bridge, we have a timeleswill tran has details ong of the work done. >> will: more than ahead of schedule, they save themselves friday because of the gray weather we've had over the past couple of days. --great whether--they were projecting to be done by late friday, maybe even early saturday morning. that was not the case. they had good weather, they had progressed that despite falling behind on tuesday. it was so bad a lot of workers came down from the project on tuesday waiting for the bad weather to pass. they would afraid they were born to fall behind and not kept up. not only did they catch up but they bought themselves time. this is the fourth of five projects for the tower. the next one will happe

san jose firefighters say employees at a quikstop near kelley park called them before 1:30 this morningo report a fire at the restaurant next door. firefighters were close by and got to the scene within a minute of the call. the fire was out within a half hour but firefighters say the restaurant is ruined with about $200,000 worth of damage. >>> san francisco's police department is promising a thorough investigation now after claims against several narcotics officers. a public defender got surveillance video from the henry hotel at sixth and mission. he says it shows officers entering his client's room without consent or a warrant. now the officers testified in court that a woman in the room gave consent and signed a consent form before the search. but the attorney claims the actual police report and the surveillance video seem to show a different story. >> these officers are involved in hundreds of arrests and people are incarcerated based on what they say in their police report and what they testify to in courtrooms. and if we can't trust them -- >> the district attorney's office is a

i have a question for alexander and scott kelley.st for alexander, were you looking forward to the fly around, were you disappointed that god called off? and for scott kelley, how do you balance the risk versus the benefit of a picture like that verse is everything that goes into the undocking and flying around? thanks. >> we have no decision for the subornation so i think it would be a unique picture of the international space station or the international partners. but unfortunately we don't do this. >> i think the value of those pictures are clear there is a value to it, but it's kind of hard to measure it it's very subjective in my opinion. this is something you can quantify although we never got far enough along in the process for me to actually see the hazard analysis associated with doing the fly around there are advantages to doing it and disadvantages to doing it. both programs way it goes and came up with the decision not to do it and i'm not familiar with of the deals exactly how we can to the decision but as a crew, we sup

we hired kelley to go and argue against that. you know, look, journalists are always going to be absolutist about everything we've covered and it doesn't take much imagination to figure that out. you know, did an immediate does pose all of these difficulties by vat a juror intimidation and whether it's really going to happen and whether the process is going to be tainted is not a new phenomenon. and i'm not sure that fear of it is going to put it onto the web should change our guiding principle that is not to be public. it's as simple as that. >> i grew up in a small town. everybody knows everybody. been off the jurors. the lawyers know everybody gets on the secret to the people are coming to eat aussie phenomenon park turned about it in small towns all across the country, so why is that men become about every sure to be anonymous? i'm not sure he understands. it's one thing if you check about organized crime or gang or something where the jurors they be put at risk. if there's a serious belief there's a risk risk, that's differe

we hired kelley to go and argue against that. you know, look, journalists are always going to be absolutist about everything we've covered and it doesn't take much imagination to figure that out. you know, did an immediate does pose all of these difficulties by vat a juror intimidation and whether it's really going to happen and whether the process is going to be tainted is not a new phenomenon. and i'm not sure that fear of it is going to put it onto the web should change our guiding principle that is not to be public. it's as simple as that. >> i grew up in a small town. everybody knows everybody. been off the jurors. the lawyers know everybody gets on the secret to the people are coming to eat aussie phenomenon park turned about it in small towns all across the country, so why is that men become about every sure to be anonymous? i'm not sure he understands. it's one thing if you check about organized crime or gang or something where the jurors they be put at risk. if there's a serious belief there's a risk risk, that's differe

kelley of pennsylvania for five minutes. with the gemini for just a moment? be not pay well. >> thank you. >> i think mr. conley made a very good point in his chairman, mr. lang spared that this is one of the only areas to take on a new procurement reform of the together because i do believe this is an example where these kinds of questions and answers here we can provide the subcommittee some of the history so you could work on procurement reform to make clear we never write a lot again that could be misinterpreted by a interior, written correctly and ultimately not surviving the court. i yield back. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. dodaro, good to see you again. one of my questions and from where i am, we do a lot of touring and i've been to a lot of deepak plants. maybe you can understand me. we started talking about duplication and how many people we have in different places, taking different names. a lot of the same time is maybe coming up with some type of the lead. the usda has every day, is that not true? >> i believe so. >> again, my question then com

marlene kelley tells us what is happening. >> reporter: caltrans has signs to warn drivers that a big chunk of the league is falling away. it is located near stinson beach. only one lane is open. this crack is formed because of recent heavy rains that we have been having. their record to take soil samples to determine how to design a permanent fix. >> in san papillote the latest storm has caused a threat of a landslide. take a look at this as. the couple that live here it lost half of their backyard patio. their next-door neighbor it has similar damage. the ground broke apart and separated. part of the hillside that this meant idea was built on gave way. does not look good. she owns the home and your kids not is the damage first. >> they came in saying " can't we do not have the back yard anymore " i saw a huge hole. our neighbors already had a mudslide in their property. there is no stopping it. >> they're trying to assess the damage and they hope the city will pay for it. >>darya: in fairfax at tree fell on an s u b. people were trapped in their homes. the trade was cleared and they

kelley of pennsylvania for five minutes. with the gemini for just a moment? be not pay well. >> tha you. >> i think mr. conley made a very good point in his chairman, mr. lang spared that this is one of the only areas to take on a new procurement reform of he together because i do believe this is an example where these kinds of questions and answers heree can provide the subcmittee some of the history so you couldwork on procurement reform to make clear we never write a lot again that could be misinterpreted by a interi, written correctly and ultimately not surviving the court. i yield back. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. dodaro, good to see you again. one of my questions and from where i am, we do a lot of touring and i've been to a lot of deepak plants. maybe you can understand me. we started talking about duplication and how many people we have in different places, taking different names. a lot of the same time is mayb coming up with some type of the lead. the usda has every day, is that not true? >> i believe so. >> again, my question then comes when we

. >> the draping on the side gives it a nice -- >> reporter: kirstie kelley is teaming up with cosco,eating the concept for the bride, so she knows it is a high-quality gown. the gowns have amazing construction inside. they're fully corseted. the only difference is the cost. >> thanks. >> reporter: there's nothing about costco that suggests bridalwear. >> right. >> reporter: you think toilet paper. cash shoes. anything. >> our consumer is a savvy con sumer. and the way the economy's going, everybody is cautious with their dollars. >> reporter: pop-up bridal salons are going up for four-day trunk shows. you think about the wedding day. you walk in. they pamper you and give you a glass of champagne. do you think the costco customer will have the same experience? or does it cheapen it? >> i don't think it cheapens it. from our perspective, you're walking into a salon. we have flowers. we have a dressing room area. >> reporter: there's a dress for every body type. ta-da. now, a costco bride. but a dress for every budget, that depends. what does this retail for? >> this retails for $1,299.

. >> mary kelley with the arizona republic. i have a question.he said one of the purposes it be to protect employees from employer discrimination. what kind of discrimination are you talking about? ipi cases where players use the e-verify and indiscriminate way? >> employers can misuse e-verify by actually checking the employment eligibility of an individual before the individual has been hired eared you can well imagine the discriminatory impact of that. e-verify is to be used for individuals who recently have been hired by an employee or an if in fact there is a tentative nonconfirmation with respect to that employee's eligibility, the employee has eight business days within which to resolve that. the e-verify sobchak will alleviate the burden on the employee of the sin the employee can ensure that his or her work authorization is confirmed upon the use of e-verify before the date they business. is triggered and it pours it alleviates the burden from the employer of the uncertainty at that time. >> thank you all very much. >> thank you. much. [

joe successors or military sister will be lieutenant general john kelley who currently leads marine forces reserve than previously commanded the first marine expeditionary force in and bar province in iraq. i look forward to is coming on board later this month. before taking questions and turning it over to admiral mullen, i'd like to note the passing of our pro frank buckles come the last living american american veteran from world war i. i had the honor of meeting mr. buckles three years ago at an event here at the pentagon, honoring the world war i generation. as i said then, we'll always be grateful for what these veterans did for their country and in mr. buckles case, we're all glad he had the longevity that he had on this earth. admiral. >> thank you: mr. secretary. let me start by saying i fully concur with the cedar litter recommendations you've made. i know each of these officers very well and i've worked in lead insight in this very difficult times. each of them will perform their new duty with energy and innovation with which they have served their entire careers. all are great

kelley of pennsylvania for five minutes. with the gemini for just a moment? be not pay well. >> thank you. >> i think mr. conley made a very good point in his chairman, mr. lang spared that this is one of the only areas to take on a new procurement reform of the together because i do believe this is an example where these kinds of questions and answers here we can provide the subcommittee some of the history so you could work on procurement reform to make clear we never write a lot again that could be misinterpreted by a interior, written correctly and ultimately not surviving the court. i yield back. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. dodaro, good to see you again. one of my questions and from where i am, we do a lot of touring and i've been to a lot of deepak plants. maybe you can understand me. we started talking about duplication and how many people we have in different places, taking different names. a lot of the same time is maybe coming up with some type of the lead. the usda has every day, is that not true? >> i believe so. >> again, my question then com

the first is our scott kelley. can you explain the extra time discovery is spending at the space station and how it benefits the space ops the most? >> in the original plan, they were not going to have much involvement in getting the pmm in the of the hardware that needs to be disposed of. when they left, we were going to be in a time crunch to get all of these metal structures and foam disposed of. having the extension gives us to extra days with six people to get all that stuff, or some of it done before they leave. it helps maximize our time for things like science and other activities we have to perform aboard the space station on a daily basis. >> can someone explain where express rack 8 and up at the end of this process? it is my understanding that that is the last of the express tracks. -- express racks. >> express rack 8 is to my left. i am not familiar with the kind of site is going to be performing. right now, it has a small refrigerator, a glacier, another refrigerator. those things keep him in science s