. >> kruger, has seemingly adjusted to a peaceful life in jail. but his life on the outside was dedicated to fighting. he made his name as a mixed martial arts cage fighter. >> it came natural, being a big guy, lefthanded, the natural double-jointed right shoulder, i had a right cross that put down anybody. i connected with the right spot on the chin. i used to love to fight. >> i got those basically when i was bringing up in boxing in fighting in reno. when you would fight, you would take sometimes six weeks to heal. harm and heal, it makes a lot of sense now, too, you know? because i did a lot of harm out there. now i'm here to heal. >> a few weeks earlier, kruger was convicted of robbing and murdering the owner of an orange county liquor store. according to witnesses, kruger shoved the 100-pound man so fiercely that he flew through the air before striking his head on the ground, resulting in a five-inch crack in his skull and ultimately his death. >> i tried not to hurt the guy, unfortunately he died. i tried my hardest not to hurt the guy. i d

and finally golf where kruger has moved into one short lead after the third round. in new delhi the south african six under par sixty six which included two goals i suppose at the fifteenth which took the took from the green saw him out of knots later. what thought from scotland made the ideal start with a birdie at the first six on who's also a couple of double bogeys which left a share for second place at ten and is on the same mark as marcel same of germany at brilliant short into the eighteenth let him. sit carded for under sixty eight. ok that's all from me and for the moment join us for more here not the weather is next stay with us goodbye. the lead . is he he. lives. science technology innovation all the rest of elements around russia we've got the future or cupboard. blind in russia would be soon which brighter if you knew all about sun from finest impressions. friend starts on t.v. dot com. all roads lead to terror pressure grows on the regime in syria with fears that if it falls the nation's key ally iran could be left stranded and propelled into action.

and finally golf where kruger has moved into one short lead after the third round at the indian masters in new delhi the south african six under par sixty six which included two goals. at the fifteenth which i took from the green saw him out of knots later. what thought from scotland made the ideal start with a birdie at the first six on who's also a couple of double bogeys which left a share for second place at ten and he's on the same mark as marcel same of germany at brilliant short into the eighteenth let's. see carded under sixty eight. ok that's all for me and for the moment join us for more here not see whether it's next stay with us goodbye. kooks six. six six. six. six pts. six. six six. six. six. wealthy british style. time to find the. markets why not six come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. all roads lead to tehran the pressure grows on the regime in syria with fears that if it falls the nation's key ally iran could be left stranded and

second period, 2-0 and marcus kruger scored twice and suddenly 2-2 game.oe thorton passing and look at the replay, olson knocked in his own goal. third period, brad winchester, ben with a front. fourth game winning goal this season. sharks and chicago, ninth straight road loss a 5-3 win. >> jeremy lynn has taken over new york. last night he lit up kobe bryant and the lakers. he didn't know that much about this guy. kobe, let your education begin. lynn knocks down the 3. charlie sheen would call it lynning. he undressed eric fischer there. a career high 38 points and 7 assists. the boy king of new york leading the knicks to a win, 92-85 your final. >> i didn't know how it would end up. it's been a wild week for me and the team. obviously you hope for the best and prepare for the worst. i'm thankful it turned out wait it is. >> it is unbelievable right now for jeremy lynn. mike shumann will have all the pebble beach highlights. 0 great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> next at 8:30. >> we want -- the key is to have confidence and audacity to change the w

kruger, great to see you. thank you very much, the first of what i hope to be many interviews on our program. >> nice to be with you. >> and greg is the u.s. economics editor here at the table. greg, some interesting data inside the numbers for one thing, black unemployment really took a drop. i mean, it's been so high, 15% plus, let take a look at those numbers and also the effect on african american teenagers, the under employed and those that have just really been left untouched by the recovery. >> so african americans and teen anyone e a angers, the african american unemployment rate went high, it went up 7% or 8% points, double the population as a whole. it's good to see it is coming down, but it's well above prerecession levels with a lot of ground to make up there and that is true for the teenage unemployment rate. >> which has been mid 40%. >> somewhat less for the overall population. ? more than half of african american teenagers under employed. you tweeted today, these numbers were good enough that y

jammed all the way up past capital an kruger.s for the drive for 87, but then monterey highway is probably more clouds as well so. watch for that affecting the surface streets and the ripple. there is a power outage, that's basically as you get to 85. they suggest you use sunnyvale saratoga. you have to go through the city sleets to get there. a new accident makes things slow at gilman and the bay bridge, guys. >> thanks, mike. thank you for joining us as well. we'll be back with a hole update about 7:

energy and commerce committee or whomever on their side of the aisle might want to resurrect freddy kruger one more time. one more time. and on the backs of the american taxpayer. this is a fiscal train wreck and the bill actually, mr. chairman, calls for the provision of a plan at a date certain, october of 2012. i'm an ob/gyn physician. that's less than -- less than nine months. that goes quickly, i the that about nine months. and when you get there, folks who are counting on the class program, long-term care insurance, they want to sign up for it and the federal government says, well, i know it's on the books, i know it's still part of the law, i know we obligated to have a program for you to choose from, by october 1 of 2012, but, hey, we decided not to go forward with it. what's to prevent them from suing the federal government? and while these lawsuits are pending and going on and on and on, i mean, you know, an attorney jobs bill, i guess it would have some merit, but in the meantime, the private market for long-term care insurance, they're not innovative, they're not going to do an