malcolm mitchell took a hit from kevin minter, number 46. gary: those little checkdown passes are going to get a little scary. you as an offensive player now have to be ready when you're getting the ball thrown to you. that was helmet-to-helmet right there also. to get your head around fast and know that l.s.u. will likely be playing zone so they're going to run to the ball. verne: aaron murray for the day 14-32. they needed a little bigger game out of him. and they need something out of their rung department. here's murray. well, jerry palm is wildly regarded as a b.c.s. guru and this is what he said -- and so it would appear -- go ahead. gary: in the first half i kind of felt a lot of people were watching and saying well, maybe an offensive team would be a better matchup with these guys. now i think they're saying no, you have to have a defensive team to stop these guys. i think the more people watched the more they said if you don't have a strong defense to stop them you have no chance. so it went from well, let's look at oklahoma state.

malcolm mitchell took a hit from kevin minter, number 46. gary: those little checkdown passes are going to get a little scary. you as an offensive player now have to be ready when you're getting the ball thrown to you. that was helmet-to-helmet right there also. to get your head around fast and know that l.s.u. will likely be playing zone so they're going to run to the ball. verne: aaron murray for the day 14-32. they needed a little bigger game out of him. and they need something out of their rung department. here's murray. well, jerry palm is wildly regarded as a b.c.s. guru and this is what he said -- and so it would appear -- go ahead. gary: in the first half i kind of felt a lot of people were watching and saying well, maybe an offensive team would be a better matchup with these guys. now i think they're saying no, you have to have a defensive team to stop these guys. i think the more people watched the more they said if you don't have a strong defense to stop them you have no chance. so it went from well, let's look at oklahoma state.

malcolm brown, 5-yard touchdown after a review. tied at 14-14. 21-14. army goes to the air, which never happens. goes to malcolm brown, a perfect place. 25 yards. locked up a 21-21. maybe with a three-point lead. make it 6. late action draws it in. 27-21, navy. army driving. picking up. crutch w to buyarrick. -- by warrick. navy win their 10th straight. nice way to end his football career in annapolis. men's college basketball in the state of maryland. the greyhounds, a respectable program, but never before have they started like this. mount st. mary's to date ,167th meeting of these schools. almost beatry's maryland the last time out. barber off the bench, throws down two. walker, big fellow, loves the 3- point line. 33-26. olsen in front of the pick and roll. nice clinic. olsen right behind. nice cut and-one. loyal extends their best art in school history to 8-1. it is a beer and cincinnati today. the programs do not like each other. xavier -- blowout erupts. a few punches landed. there will be suspensions in this one. thursday, david stern killed a t

the coroner told me the young boy's name is malcolm norris.e was celebrating the holidays when he died and a week from today he was gonna 2 years ole. malcolm's own father was backing out of a home on pembroke. his father didn't know or didn't see malcolm standing in the driveway at the time. following impact, malcolm was taken to children's hospital. >> it's horrible. i feel so bad. it wasn't something, you know, they meant to happen it's sad. i don't know what to say. government numbers say the leading cause of deaths for children is a result of injuries they received while on foot or while they are pedestrians but there may be a way to reduce this. they are called r cameras. some cameras call -- they are called cameras. some are called as options. a recommendation made last year on expanding the view of here view is about to be finalized. they believe if it is finalized, most manufacturers would provide rear view cameras at at least an option. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an arraignment is led to take place this week for the -- is

malcolm died because he advocated violence. you speak by the sword, you die by the sword. >> you speak about love, you die by hate. >> so it's all about that, too. so there are all these things that are just directly opposed to each other and he's full of all this love that she keeps referencing and we hear it. we hear him talk about the love he has for his people, the starving children in mississippi you hear him talk about the love he has for his daughter and his wife. you hear him talk about the frustrations he has with people in his inner circle like jesse jackson. you can always come up... jesse can always shootown evebody else's ideas but all he can come up with is "we need to be doing something else." that's just not... and all those things are there and he's never had a chance to say that to anybody. and here she is, a stranger. and they're having this intimate conversation wh which she knows more about him and his inner workings than a lot of people that have been around him the whole time. it truly a wonderful, wonder

. >> allá fue declarado sin vida, las oracioens, ayudan a la familia de malcolm en estos momentos tan> tenemos que andar con mucho cuidado. >> una niña de tres años de edad de vallejo fue llevada al hospital después que la mamá la atropello con el vehículo . >> la mujer acusada de lanzar a su bebé de un segundo piso. >> se trata de quien tenía 45 años de edad, el siniestro que le quito la vida, la mujer fallecio por monoxido de dólares al mes o cero de carbono. >> los directivos de san francisco (información en pantalla) se comprometieron a apoyar a los vecinos afectados. >> si piensa dólares al mes o cero de sacar el árbol de navidad, pero no sabe dónde dejarlo, le diremos como hacerlo. >> miles de árboles naturales de san francisco terminarán convertidos en trozos de madera, en unprograma de reciclaje. >> no queremos que la gente vaya a quemar los pinos porque va en contra de la ley . >> en este programa. >> el augusto. >> Árbol tiene un alto grado de acidez, por lo que no se puede mezclar. >> se pide que dején los árboles fuera de las casas, sin embargo si el árbol de navidad mide

porschees was a boyfriend of her later in -- . >> malcolm porschees was a boyfriend of hers later in life and gave her this paper jewelry and she cherished it and wrote about it in her book, my love affair with jewelry. >> reporter: jenny and her husband john hoped to buy real jewelry at the october. they wanted the small solitaire diamond rings that taylor's husband, richard burton, gave her to pay off bets on ping- pong. >> these sold at the auction for $110,000. that is when our spirit started dropping about being able to afford anything. we would sell them in our store for $5,000. >> reporter: they succeeded in buying a real necklace, which they will display at the store with the paper jewelry. it gives the store a unique way of engaging customers and getting them in the door. >> and this is unique, a piece of history and something you can't see anywhere else. one of a kind. >> what would elizabeth taylor thought of this? and from her book, we know she liked jewelry. i will ask you: what do you think? from woodbridge, virginia, dick krantz, fox 5 new. >> speak now or forever hold

we took malcolms idea. we got the united nations convention of the rights of a child. we constructed some of the basic elements. over the years, we created human rights report cards where the young folks in me this organization, who were just coming home, one month they did a report card with a graded the public schools. the next month, they greeted the police in their community. the next month, they greeted the health care services in their community. all of these things -- there's an international convention that says young people have a basic human rights. not citizenship rights but human-rights that need to be protected around the world. everybody in the united nations assembly signed this except for the united states and somalia. we have begun to gather the information. i have a little bit more literature year if you want to talk afterwards, and some examples of that, but that is one of the things we need to do. let's look at the fundamental violations of our rights that are happening in your community and think about how we can elevate this to a level of internat

malcolm brown snags it. tied at 21. maybe gets the ball back. navy gets the first down.y draw army offside. the navy win scored the fourth year in a row. george town continues a in the early part ncaa basketball season. let's go there. to the cup. scoops it up and in. shot goesips' spin in. watch the break. starks behind the back to porter who finishes strong. georgetown wins. for the washington redskins, controversy, player suspensions. throw in theire jimbo there is a bright side. whatkie running back -- there?n we throw in there is a bright side. >> make the best out of it. you just want to go out and give chance to turn this thing around the best way you can. >> everyone thought dennis scored three goals last night. he says he did not deserve the hattrick. they chased this score. it did not change the outcome of the game. this is my favorite story of this show. pop warner championship. in the junior peewee championship, marshall heights took it to ease today. the wildcats in california. watch this. takes it to the house. to marshallons heights. the warriors from mont

one man who has been following this from the start is malcolm ford. this is really a remarkable story and i think this is something that unfortunately china's very familiar with, this idea of land grabs, unfortunately, particularly in places where there are a lot of poorer farmers. what exactly do you think is happening here? >> reporter: it is a familiar story. the difference in this case, the village managed to drive out the local communist party and drive out all the police. we were there earlier this week, i spent two days in town and there were no authorities beyond the villages. how long can they hold out for? the police have encircled the town and cut off their food and watt and are basically sitting back and letting the village sweat it out. >> tell me about your experiences there. why did you leave? >> reporter: we left the town basically because the villagers told us it was a bit of a devil's pact allow is us into the village and speaking to us. on the one hand they were worried when the issue is resolved the local government will come after

they do work with the students, the juvenile justice center, malcolm x, bringing art to those classrooms. we appreciate their efforts in supporting our students. finally, this friday the friends of the mission campus are having a celebration with sylvia mendez. there will be a reception at that campus of city college from 5:30 to 7:30. i did not know this history about mendez being a six year old in an orange county public school who was denied admission before the brown vs. board of education decision. has the sense left a legacy of desegregation throughout the country. there was a resolution that mary hernandez, when she was serving on this board, get together on the anniversary of the court victory. commissioner fewer: i also wanted to let the public know that tomorrow night, aim high summer program will be celebrating 25 years. we wish them much success. thank you for partnering with us. also, i had the pleasure to go to el dorado school and is sought children making day of the dead alters about the memory of their very close family members. and had the pleasure of going into room 9

rivers to malcolm floyd. 34-14. one of the worst losses for the ravens. >> we did not play well at all. the mistakes we made, they were able to turn into points. that put us behind the eightball. we're disappointed but moving on. >> we have to come out ready to play. they did not turn over the ball. look at the stats. that was a winning performance. they got into the red zone and scored. they came out and they played a complete football game. that is what the nfl is all about. >> ravens and the fans will be tonight.for the 40 hono9ers no heroics on sunday for tim tebow. denver loses to new england. this was a big run. he is strong and the scores. 6-0. new england comes back. kind of quiet except on this y.ay, every 3 yards the ravens now on the outside looking in fort first-round playoff bye. the steelers are going to lose tonight. you heard here first. it here first. >> if you're buying toys for christmas, there is a new tool to investigate safety concern. >> a violent weekend in baltimore city. i will have a live

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philip rivers finding malcolm floyd for the score. chargers win to hold on to playoff hopes. >>> bad day for eli manning, giants lose, 23-10. they fall to 7-7. finally, back to denver for the best play of the day. a monkey riding the field around for halftime. if tebow had one of those guys, the broncos would have beating new england. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >> how is that for a good way to start off your week? >>> coming, sherlock holmes wins and loses at the box office. >>> plus, as opposed to the sweet 16 lavishness, these are the kind of things that were found at one tar heel girl's celebration. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today" on this monday morning. we talked about the winter storm moving into areas of new mexico and kansas during the day. out ahead of it, we're going to have some stormy weather. dallas to ft. worth, to waco to houston, and areas to the east of san antonio. so just watch out, gusty strong winds, maybe an isolated tornado. otherwise, we'r

malcolm brown. 21-21. gets the job done. second field goal. 27-21. army driving. fourth down. it himself. crushed. navy wins a 10th straight in the series. 27-21. tightest game since 2000. five finalists gathered in new york for the heisman trophy presentation. >> the 2011 winner of a heisman 111,y a is robert griffin rg 3! >> robert griffin dazzled all season for the bears. is first-ever heisman trophy. he expected the award. i like that guy. loyola and mount st. mary's do not have the president in attendance, but the rivalry has staying power. they met a for the167th time. -- met for the 167th time. first half, barber getting up. walker in the green. big fellow. 6'10". 9-0 run for the greyhounds. bobby olsen in the second half. shane led loyola with 20. loyal when 65-54. high school hoops. dunbar against calvin coolidge. the turnover. nice finish at the other end. dunbar gets the job done representing baltimore. kentucky and indiana once gave us on an annual basis -- bases the must-see game of the season. they're back. game on. in his fourth year, searching for the signature

philip rivers finding malcolm floyd for the score.ers win to hold on to playoff hopes. >>> bad day for eli manning, giants lose, 23-10. they fall to 7-7. finally, back to denver for the best play of the day. a monkey riding the field around for halftime. if tebow had one of those guys, the broncos would have beating new england. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >> how is that for a good way to start off your week? >>> coming, sherlock holmes wins and loses at the box office. >>> plus, as opposed to the sweet 16 lavishness, these are the kind of things that were found at one tar heel girl's celebration. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today" on this monday morning. we talked about the winter storm moving into areas of new mexico and kansas during the day. out ahead of it, we're going to have some stormy weather. dallas to ft. worth, to waco to houston, and areas to the east of san antonio. so just watch out, gusty strong winds, maybe an isolated tornado. otherwise, we're okay

philip rivers finding malcolm floyd for the score. chargers win to hold on to playoff hopes. >>. >> i do giants hosting the redskins. bad day for eli manning. giants lose, 23-10. they fall to 7-7. finally, back to denver for the best play of the day. a monkey riding the field around for halftime. if tebow had one of those guys, the broncos would have beating new england. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >> how is that for a good way to start off your week? >>> coming, sherlock holmes wins and loses at the box office. "early morning" entertainment headlines straight ahead. >>> plus, as opposed to the sweet 16 lavishness, these are the kind of things that were found at one tar heel girl's celebration. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. forecastwise, very quiet. not many need the umbrella in the west. traveling through new mexico, that's where the worst of the weather is, with snow and rain in albuquerque. snow in santa fe. arizona, clearing out. still chilly. salt lake city to boise, cool

malcolm brown to tie it at 21. a couple of late field goals by navy kicker john t., he's been ma lined all year but came through tonight. the army needed a stop late in the game. they jump off side and navy gets the 27-21 victory. the midshipmen 10 in a row. >> yeah, just the sweet satisfaction of being army. we had a rough season, but they battled back. they won this one. >> it means so much that we got this win. >> 10 in a row, the longest streak in history, of course, of this rivalry. much more reaction coming up from this one, bruce and extended highlights coming your way in just a few minutes in our sports block. >> there you have it, the navy man. >>> coming up some new lane closures from around the wilson bridge next week. we'll tell you what to expect. >>> also occupy protestors in boston kicked out. we'll have the latest. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empo

we have what malcolm young report to -- referred to, and undermine law under which this is being proposed. -- referred to, an underlying law. we should have about 660 units being produced that are very low, low, and moderate income units. we could look actually at what cpmc's dir said would be the net household. -- cpmc's eir said. instead, what we are presented with today in the development agreement proposal is 190 units, barely one-quarter of what the net new need being created by this project is. and i just want to remind folks of the policy of the board of supervisors -- supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening, supervisors. i did not think it would be this late. anyway, i am robin lopez. i work with community relations development with two programs including a construction and training program. these two programs are in addition to the city built program which we have there. some of my clients to get them jobs, we work with removing barriers and getting people employment. back in 2010, they offered us paid internships, something we had not seen from hew

without any further ado, i'd like to introduce the cal trans director, malcolm dockerty. >> thank you for coming out and helpling us celebrate the momentous occasion. it is my extreme pleasure to be able to introduce our first speaker today, and that is the honorable mayor, gene kwan. >> good morning. well, we were expecting my friend ed lee. who knows if we see flashing sirens, that will probably be him. this is an amazing event for the bay area's economy. this bridge and this final lane of the final section represents so many things for us in the bay area. it represents an investment in the future of our area, tying oakland and san francisco. this is the kind of infrastructure work that i know president obama is trying to get in the big that will be coming up this week. about 10 kinds of this type of bridge are being built with federal dallas. the tax payers in the bay area have been willing to finance the retro fit of the bridge. this is a component that came from china. it's a real symbol of the global economy. and it is a complex project. it shows how we're linked together. and t

at the same time, officer malcolm tipton reaches the scene. with his taser locked and loaded. >> as i got abou tmr. german toe a clear shot. >> tipton lets loose the barbs and zaps german with a direct hit. >> lie the [ bleep ] on your stomach. >> tipton lets loose the barbs and zaps german with a direct hit. >> the officers cuff and arrest german. >> paramedics arrive at the scene to treat officer deaton. >> my adrenaline was still rushing. i saw all this blood that was on me and at this time i could see it was dripping off my nose. >> deaton's nose has been sliced open from one of german's punches. in the safety of the ambulance, the officer realizes the severity of the attack. >> realized, man, this is for real. this guy was really trying to take me out. luckily i'm still here and i started thinking of my wife and kid. good thing was, i was on the better side of it, even though i did get injured. >> and his injuries are significant. >> basically, i had to have reconstructive surgery on my whole eye socket. he broke the bone here, broke my t

. >> host: viking had a biography of this year by the late manning mirabel, malcolm x. >> guest: that's right. he had been working on this for decade or if not more. unfortunately passed away just days before the biography's publication date. whether that influenced coverage is not for me to say but certainly when the biography was released, great reviews and also some controversy because it did put forward some additional or alternate theories as to what really happened to malcolm x when he was assassinated in 1965 but certainly it was a finalist of the national book award. it has been on many best-seller lists so far this year. it certainly was one of the most notable biographies. was released in 2011. >> host: three other autobiographies came out and they are all bush a administration officials beginning with condoleezza rice, the second half of her memoir no higher honor. dick cheney's in my time came out in 2011 as well and donald rumsfeld's known and unknown:a memoir. do you know how well these old and what the reaction was to the three books? >> guest: all of them placed highly o

tell them the story of martin luther king, in new york, malcolm x. some day, some time -- and a lot of black people go to church. those ministers in church, i tell them, do not preach about the hereafter, preach about none now. we are losing too many young minds. do not tell me that there are no good african-american doctors. my grandson became a doctor. there is nothing there to stop him -- he is supposed to graduate in april. [laughter] what i am saying is, the american school of public system -- the american public school system, the lower income population is not playing the role they should play. we are not adequately educating these children. the classrooms are too crowded -- that is all over the tv in new york. they blame it all on teachers. i think the youth deserve better. that is what i think. [applause] we have to start not when they are a teenager, but pre-k. [applause] >> you have said what families need to do. as a person in school, we know how much of our children's time is spent in school. we are often the surrogate parents for a leng

dillabaugh rivers, malcolm floyd, beating the rookie on the play. this was just going south in a hurry. 24-7 and ravens forced to throw because there wereo far behind. a bad place to find yourself in on the road. two interceptions that flacco would throw, four loss on the roads and knocking the ravens out of the top spot in the afc playoff picture. in major detour in the road to the super bowl. >> we got beat. simple. they played a great game. all i can say about them. they executed at a high level. it helps that they are a great team. needless to say, quite frankly, i am just giving them credit. they played a great game. our focus has to be on the grounds now. we still have a playoff and all that ahead of us. it is simple. we have to win now. >> they play the browns at home christmas eve, but first the ravens need some brotherly love. in san francisco beat the steelers, the ravens will stay in first in the afc north and can still get a playoff bye. and they could fall out of place and on the north and would need a whole lot of help to get a home pl