women prepare this hard sell video landis slain today at at&t park. here is a look at the mt.era. off we are looking business more with less conditions. this afternoon will be warm inland. >>erica: we are enjoying a friday light for the roadways. at the approach to the bay bridge, there are no backups. the east a freeways are still moving pretty well. no problems in the south bay. a pretty smooth ride coming out of marin county. >> in berkeley a fatal crash around 1:00 a.m.. this is all that is left of the cadillac. here it was traveling of california >>james: at the start of the bay to breakers, it will be called by drive here in the house as a move towards a hayes st. hill, 57-62 degree temperature. >>darya: we will remind you when our special show is. here is the beauty. if you want to go to the race, you have to get up early in the lineup for, you can just roll out of bed at an ad and watch the whole thing for the comfort of your bedroom. bay to breakers is on at 8:00 a.m. with a special highlight show at 7:00 p.m. sunday night. >>mark: in a rare sight this week, you can c

floyd landis, who raced with armstrong, accused the man of playing a role in giving the team performance-enhancing drugs. >> ama: a new chapter in the john edwards trial. the defense gets its turn. >> alan: a common and potentially painful habit many of us are picking up, texting while walking. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. hope you had a nice day. hope mom had a nice day today. it was cooled down considerably, some locations down as much as 20 degrees. more cooling, and even some warming, a lot of things going on. we take a look at the >> in incomes police discovered the remained of 49 people in an area known as a battle ground for drug car tells. mexican security officials say the drug cartel is taking responsibility. the victims' bodies were found in plastic bags along the highway. mexican drug cartels have been raging an increasingly bloody war. >> ama: political analysts john edwards may testify in court to defend himself against charges of misusing campaign funds. edwards' defense team will begin calling witnesses tomorrow and witnesses will probably include his older daughter cate. edwards ai

floyd landis accused him of paying a systematic role in a drug program. he did not appear at the news conference for the tour. >> you probably felt nothing but an earthquake with a magnitude of 3.9 struck at 5:38 this morning, it was centered two miles east of the guy'sers. they produce constant seismic events but most are less than magnitude 3. light shaking from the quake was felt in yuba city. >> occupy protestors say they are not giving up although they dismantled their encampment inside the gill tract. l aahas the details. >>> this meeting's focus is future of farm also known as gill tract. a parcel of land used by the college of natural resources. >> we're not here to get raided. we want this land to be preserved as ag land. >> reporter: cal insists that is what it is used for but demonstrators don't believe it. they moved in and put up tents and started farming three weeks ago. to make access easier... they built a ladderer and slide as police and security stood by. occupiers got an ultimatum leave or risk pgs but the only thing that left the farm

that makes a lot of sense because these interpretations will have broad landy's ramifications -- land use ramifications. the standards are applied in a lot of different contexts, not just in districts. to have a situation where these projects will have to go to the hpc anyway, to say that they would -- with nobody in from the planning commission could write their own interpretations. it makes no sense to me. the planning commission is the body that is charged with taking into account all of the policy goals of this city. the hpc is focused on historic preservation. with all respect to the maker of the motion, this is a very problematic amended that. it would undermine the very important goal of this legislation. i will be voting against it. superisor mar: no. superisor mar: aye. supervisor olague: no. supervisor wiener: no. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: no. supervisor chu: no. supervisor cohen: no. supervisor elsbernd: no. supervisor farrell: no. supervisor kim: no. >> the amendment fails. supervisor campos: thank you very much. i want to say that it

thinking hominine to get to work passenger's of the engine of the busiest metroliner are devising landybably do is take one of the other streetcars to church street station and walk parts of the j to your son and 22 fell more will be rerouted temporary new shuttles will replace the engine that but run at only half capacity. the challenge will be when the shuttle will be their second in on time to work otherwise is taxis. >>> the san francisco bicycle coalition will leave a sam weekend convoy is loosely following the n.j. routes. >>> up probably buy or try to derive from friends where i go by samson option my building and let me have one. the work is expected to be done and the routes restored by monday june 4th at 5:00 in the morning light and san francisco share engines cbs five. the weekend long celebration for the golden gate bridges 75th anniversary take off this morning in san francisco with the unveiling of a new visitors' center the big- is this sunday at his field and along the shore between the four. and marina grain now it's impossible to sum up what the bridge means to our re

the fire is burning just east of 680, and just south of the landis avenue exit. nbc bay area's george kit yriya is there on the scene. >> reporter: no injuries to report. that's the good news. you can see right now firefighters attacking this home with a stream of water, the top of the roof as well as the attic. there was a lot of smoke coming from this home on confer lane a few minutes ago. every so often, you can see flames shooting out of the roof. this is now a four-alarm fire. so they're asking for obviously mutual hope from santa clara city as well as milpitas. there was a second house briefly on fire, but right now 80 firefighters are attacking this fire in the attic at 1948 confer lane. firefighters tell us the people in both homes are fine. in fact, there was a person inside 1948 conifer lane. he had no idea there was a fire until a neighbor came by, knocked on the door and told him to get out. firefighters say this is a big challenge for them. these homes are close to each other, they are in many neighborhoods. with the winds picking up, they're trying

we had kevin landis on the show yesterday. his take is, look, who's going to sell if not the insiders already. so i'm curious to know where do you think the debate stands now about insider selling? i think it's something to consider to the potential ref knew decline that we've issued to any average user. you've got to put this in the basket. >> you've seen a return on that risk capital. and you do want to realize something. >> yeah, you know, and i keep coming back. general motors, they're a large advertiser. you take your life in your hand if you cross facebook right now. the other thing is, as genius as he is, maybe misunderstanding the difficult in the ad market on that cell phone. and everyone is trying to figure out the media. trying so hard to tell people, you know, the ad market is going to work. this is an add-supported model. this is not a search-supported model. this is not apple which is an actual multiple stream model. it is an ad-supported model. the pres of the comparest of th not experiencing a big surge. they m

floyd landis accused burneal of playing a role in a systemic bringing program for the u.s. postal service team. friday did not kick off the news conference for the amgen tour. >>> we are wait to go hear from pg&e about the status of the north berkeley bart station where power went out last night. the juice went off about 9:45 and claims it's a pg&e issue. repairs were finished around 2:00 this morning so service should resume today. last night trains passed lou the station without stopping. pg&e believes the bart station was the only customer in the area not getting any power. >>> occupy the farm protesters say they aren't giving up, even though they have dismantled their equipment this weekend inside the gill tract. that's a patch of land in albany owned by u. c. berkeley. lisa has the details. >> for food justice, equity for all people. >> reporter: this meeting's focus is the future of the farm. also known as gill tract. a u. c. berkeley-owned parcel of land used by college of natural resources. >> we aren't here to get raided and have it be a spectacle. we are here beca

. >> and we remained friends, and then when john landis sat with eddie murphy and i and said, "we needdul." [ laughter ] and she did all the african dances. >> jimmy: really? that's pretty good. when you're sitting down you're good -- >> butt dancing is good, but if i stand up. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. no, yeah, no, yeah, no good. >> don't work. >> jimmy: now, magic johnson, you've been very tight with him. you're good friends with him. he was the one that he came on your show -- >> when he made his announcement. as a matter fact, there's a documentary, one of those 30/30 documentaries called "the announcement." and it actually chronicles when he was diagnosed hiv positive, and it's the whole story. i'm actually playing for the magic johnson foundation on "apprentice." >> jimmy: good for you. >> it's very important. thank you, thank you. [ applause ] i've been involved with the magic johnson foundation for 20 years and a few months, and right before i signed up to do "apprentice," my cousin, sharon in cleveland passed. she died of aids. and magic is so healthy, sometimes you can look at h

it was kevin landis sometime in the 11:00 hour that made the point and i think you're seeing that now in the marketplace, you're seeing that right now, those that got over all located put in for 300,000 shares, you got the actual 300,000 shares. what you're seeing you've reduced the position down to a level you feel comfortable. it is amazing -- you said you heard of some people that didn't get what they want i didn't hear one person say they didn't get the shares they wanted. in one case a small hedge fund trader said we got eight times the allocation we would normally get in a hot ipo and i think that is symbolic of what the distribution of this trade was. >> gary, i think you in a heard from the same market participant who was describing this as an all you can eat buffet and saying the scarcity of this value is gone and they have to stabilize the stock. >> as we're watching the nasdaq shares sell down by 3% let's bring in the man who covers the exchanges. rich, i gather those early pictures of bob fist pumping have turned behind the scenes into fist pounding. >> scott, i don't know

you start planning that summer vacation, you may want to consider some words of caution from josh landisof the fast draw. >> if you're happy about an upcoming vacation this summer, enjoy the feeling while it lasts because research shows that happiness may not come during the vacation or even after it but before. it turns out it's the anticipation that gives you joy. a dutch study shows that people about to take a vacation were happier than people without a trip coming up. after the vacation there's generally no difference in happiness levels between vacationers and non-vacationers. on the subject of anticipation, consider this. when offered an imaginary kiss from a celebrity, most people preferred that that kiss be three days in the future. if they got the kiss right now they'd lose out on a chance to look forward to it. if you think your vacation this summer is going to make you a happy camper, remember that anticipating that camping trip is where you'll find the real joy. but there's no need to be unhappy about it. this vacation is over, just, you know, start planning the next one. dow

the local judge landy moriarty ordered her to pay a fine and spend 24 hours in jail as a lesson. wow. okay so this poor kid first of all her parents have failed her, period, right? this girl works at a dry cleaners, lives with one of her employers' families. it's really incredible how hard this kid is working and sometimes the alarm goes off in the morning and she just can't get up, she's worked all night long. >> did the parents separately abandon the family and she's going to jail. >> what's the judge's defense here? did he know the back story to this poor girl? >> the judge told khou he didn't know her situation at sentencing and may consider erasing the arrest from her record but doesn't want to appear soft. >> only in texas. >> "a little stay in the jail for one night is not a death sentence." >> can they put her on death row for this? >> no, john. there's a good gray area between those two sentences although this one is obviously unfairly harsh. come on, the girl is doing all she can to get by for herself and her family and as we've made clear she's know at the one failing.

circle around lake ontario an for an hour dumping fuel before el befor safely making an emergency landi landing at 3:53 p.m. >> we came in very fast. again, at least twice the normal speed. >> reporter: this passenger was mid air when he found out m something was wrong.nd he snapped these pictures after napped the landing. after >> we pulled off to a special area. fire crews and i'm taking pictures for my son thinking this is cute having no idea that m something fell off our plane and this we were lucky to have landed at all. >> reporter: investigators collected some of the debris monday and are also expected to tigators take a close look at the plane p itself. >> these types of failures are extremely rare.se they'll tear down those engines part by part and piece by piece sur to make sure they can understand exactly what happened during this failure. reporter: >> reporter: no injuries have been reported and air canada is canada promising a full investigation.ation. it will try to determine whether the flying debris did in fact come from that plane. the transportation safety board in can

someone, very quickly, who reports on this, do we do a good job of providing a soft landi for peopleting exx ining exonories, i y the strength of these people who come out and hit the ground running try to fight the injustices. >> michael brendan dougherty? >> there was an interview that mitt romney did with "time" magazine, he was asked, if you want to cut government spending, why don't you do it in the first year? why do you have the long-term budge net four years out or ten years out? and he said, that cutting government spending will hurt the economy and he said, by definition it would hurt the economy is, and, in fact, the kind of government spending done right away would tip us to depression or recession. this is the first in a long series of moves that mitt romney will be making over the next several months in which the tea party is long forgotten, conservatives -- he will depend on barack obama to unite conservatives behind him and this interview is a sign of it. the other thing, when i was young and the rangers won the stanley cup, i just want to say this. i thought hockey w

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harvard university historian david landis delivered his lifespan -- lifelong study to why some civilizationsise and why others falter. his conclusion was best -- culture makes all the difference. not natural resources, not geography, but what people believe and what they value. central to american's rise to global leadership is our judeo- christian traditions with the goodness and possibilities of every human life. the american culture promotes personal responsibility, the dignity of work, the value of education, the merit of service, devotion to a purpose > self, and that the foundation, the pre-eminence of family. the power of these values, this culture, is evidenced by recent brookings institution study that senator rick santorum brought to my attention for those who graduate from high school, get a job, and mary before they have their first child, the probability they will be port is 2%. if those things are absent, 76% will be poor. culture, what you believe, what you value, how you live matters. host: mitt romney at liberty university in lynchburg, virginia. he is sitting down with "tim

harvard university historian and david landis devoted his lifelong study to understanding why some civilizations rise and by others falter. his conclusion was this -- culture makes all the difference. not natural resources, geography, but what people believe and what they value. central to america's rise to global leadership is our christian foundation. the american culture promotes personal responsibility. the dignity of work. the value of education. the merit of service. devotion to a purpose greater than self. and that the foundation, the pre-eminence of family. the power of these values, the sculptor, is evidenced by a -- this culture is evidenced by a recent brookings institution study that senator rick santorum brought to my attention. for those who graduate from high school, get a job been married before they have their first child the probability that they will be poor is 2%. if they are absent, 76% will be poor. culture, what you believe and how you live matters. as fundamental as these principles are, they may become a topic of debate from time to time, so if it is today with the -- ma

for the soul and all the time 100 list, i will bring to just below lady gaga -- i ranked just below landy gaga. [laughter] i had to ask who lady gaga was. today you celebrate. it is justified. you have completed a crucial phase in the beginning of life learning. i am sure that you join me in thanking all of the people who put their faith in you. your family, your professors, your mentors. booker t. washington observed, "few things can help an individual than to place responsibility on him and to let him know that you trusting." -- trust him." this university has done that for you. you entered the school to advance your christian education and learn how to engage the world as servants of jesus christ. you have learned to think critically and communicate effectively. you have matt wise teachers advisers. -- had wise teachers and advisors. you have and the old truths about life, once self, and about god and his will. this has helped prepare you for different career paths and that is what i want to talk to about today. after all, no father or grandfather can resist sharing lessons of life whe