mary rodgers would go in and check. she change that community around. mary was a champion. that big safeway store in the western addition. mary rodgers got a job program much more integrated than any safeway in the city. she was going night and day. i want to tell you. we have got to thank her for many of the things. i was over at that housed many nights. because she was a wonderful person. now as i look around, i can see jackson over there, part of her team. 258, the union. they were all there. this city would not be where it is today. there is an old housing thing there. mary was down there and had that thing change around. we had integration on union street. so, i want to say this. this family gave their mother many hours, spent many nights and days with mary, changing the city rounds. thank you to the mayor and all of you for this honor here today. she hasps done more than anyone else in this city to change this city around. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, lee roy. our next speaker is from silicon valley bank, wonderful in providing financing to this project. >> tha

i have my great friend, mary mulari as my co-host. mary. ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you! it's great to be here, and cooking and sewing with you. wow. >> yeah, i like it. it's kind of like cooking with nancy. i think it's got a good ring to it, don't you think? yeah. ( laughter ) >> maybe your retirement job. >> there you go. ( laughter ) so, mary, you've been on sewing with nancy-- we've done sewing with nancy for 27 years, 700-some shows, but who counts. ( applause ) well, and you've been on the most of anyone. >> thirty-nine times. >> thank you, good job. ( applause ) well, since we're doing sewing and cooking, and music, we're going to have a menu. so we're going to go over the menu with you tonight, so you'll know what's in store. >> i've been studying this other woman on tv who points at things. >> yes. >> so, tonight's menu... ( laughter ) ( rim shot ) appetizer accessories. >> appetizers, accessories. combining two things there. >> side dish surprise. and then, main dish makeover. >> i think you've been known for a few makeovers. >> i like makeovers. and then, dele

she hopes to talk to her in a few hours when mary wakes up and knows that mary los angeles a rolling pin, kitchen knife and a walking cane, things that she will use to defend herself in her cairo apartment and tonight we did talk with her longtime east bay friend who hopes that it doesn't come down to using those things. >> reporter: with no water and no way out, 76-year-old mary thorn berry is isolated in her own apartment. in the heart of violent political protests on the streets below. >> sometimes i just hear the huge sound and the chant will be "mubarak, mubarak, mubarak." and sometimes it'll be elbaradei. el baradei. >> reporter: hoping that someone will be able to help mary get out. >> i spoke to her this morning and we agreed that she just needed to have whatever rest she could get. >> thornberry says she can't safely leave her building, especially with protesters throwing molotov cocktails from the roof. >> she is all alone. she's on the sixth floor. she knows that the tide rises as far as people coming in the building. and. it's just a horrifying feeling. that she's there a

sadly, mary does not expect to see any of her possessions again.ling pin, her knife, her piano, none of it. though she's asked some of the friendly protesters to keep an eye on her apartment, she fears looters, nonetheless, will clean her out. she says she's always planned to be buried in egypt because of her love for the people, the history, the archaeology. she says she will not return, however, as a single woman if egypt becomes some sort of islamic state. >>> still ahead tonight as we continue, we know a record number of you watched, but super bowl commercials, which one of those do you think had the greatest impact? >>> and up next here tonight, doing without the basics, why a whole lot of people in the american southwest have gone with no water and no heat for a long time. >>> the massive blizzard and cold weather system that blanketed much of the country last week caused some big problems that haven't been solved yet. in the american southwest there was a huge demand for heat as the temperatures dropped and led to natural gas and even water

mary was a hero and a champion to many of us. i met her when i was working at the international hotel, struggling in the 1960's and 1970's. a champion for the entire city, not just the western addition. we oblast and daughter that she -- we are blessed and honored to be here today. the san francisco redevelopment agency, the silicon valley bank, our architects and contractors. without any further ado, let me turn it over and welcome the mayor. i was going to wear my giants hat, but since the war mayor more his hat, i think it is ok. >> good morning, everyone. thank you. i am not a big celebrators of valentine's day. but there is a great analogy in that we break ground today on this day. when i think of mary helen rogers, many years ago when i was attempting to understand what was happening in the western addition, meeting people that were introducing you to the problems and challenges of youth and why the city's families needed to get closer together, that is what i met mary ellen rogers. i remember her, as well as so many others

embassy contacted us on how to reach mary and are trying to help her.ck in washington today, a state department spokesman responded to a question about her situation. >> where we can be helpful, we, of course, will dispatch directly assistance or we'll try to work with the host government where we can to help them. >> reporter: tonight there is more fighting in mary's neighborhood. she says her spirits are down, but her ire is clearly still up. >> i'm really getting quite angry, and it's just as well that no one should come and stick their face in my broken glass because i'm apt to whop them with my rolling pin. >> reporter: she can almost tell who has the upper hand in the square at any given time based on the chants she hears. brian, she says she has plenty of food and bottled water so she's fine for now. the good news is at this hour it's rather quiet here. we haven't heard any gunfire for some time. >> wouldn't want to go up against mary, lester. as you point out, the good news is a lot of people are trying to help, including yourself, so thanks for

both the today show and nbc news spoke to mary thornberry. a friend of hers lives in the bay area. >> are you frightened? >> right now i'm just angry. >> 76-year-old mary thornberry has lived in cairo freely and safely for 15 years, she's now a prisoner in her one bedroom apartment in tahrir square. >> as i understand it -- >> mary's friends ellen and steve live in hayworth. >> have you gotten any sleep at all? >> she's been talking to mary on the phone as much as she can get through. and watching the news hoping help arrives soon. >> it's a shame to be trapped like this. in the city that she loves. >> although mary can't see the square from her apartment, she can hear the nonstop chaos. she says the u.s. embassy is not offering any reprieve. meanwhile she has strangers banging on her door. she just wants to be left alone. >> i guess i'd like to be able to get out to the crowd, catch my plane. >> ellen's daughter katherine lives about 20 miles southwest of the violence where she spoke to us via skype. >> frankly, everyone in the village is on

but before she left, i had to know -- mary, did you bring your rolling pin with you? >> my son told me to. but i did not have room in my little carry-on. i only brought one little carry-on. that's all i have. >> you may recall in some of our earlier conversations with her by phone, she was critical of the u.s. embassy, tonight she had nothing but praise for embassy officials here who helped her get on the plane and on the way home. >>> up next, what happens to calls for protests from syria today? >>> for the u.s. and russia, a milestone today with an exchange of papers between secretary of state hillary clinton and her russian counterpart. the new s.t.a.r.t. treaty took effect today, the agreement puts the country on a new track to cut their nuclear arsenals well beyond the original s.t.a.r.t. treaty which took effect in 1994. >>> now back here in the middle east. for all the talk of reforms throughout the arab world, there is one country where that seems unlikely. that country is syria. anti-american, anti-israeli and for decades controlled by >> reporter: it was to

>> my name is mary quinn. >> jimmy: mary quinn? >> yeah. >> jimmy: very good, mary. mary quinn. this weekend. who are you rooting for, the packers or the steelers? >> pittsburgh! >> jimmy: pittsburgh steelers? all right, let's do it then. [ cheers and applause ] >> yay, pittsburgh! >> jimmy: really? are you from pittsburgh? >> no, i'm from florida. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: of course, of course, of course. >> and i don't like the dolphins. >> jimmy: so you go with the steelers? >> exactly. >> jimmy: all right, finally, last question. what do you yell at the screen when you're supporting the steelers? >> can i say it on late night tv? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: let's give it a shot. >> just do it! do it! move it! c'mon! >> jimmy: can we say that on live tv? yeah. [ laughter and applause ] "let's just do it, do it, do it, c'mon." >> move it. >> jimmy: oh, move it? >> move it. >> jimmy: move it, c'mon. >> you stupid -- >> jimmy: hey, hey. [ laughter ] "let's just do it, do it, move it, c'mon." >> c'mon. >> jimmy: that's good. you guys, we have our pal mary quinn here. she's going to

[laughter] , to believe, mary, that things will be resolved in conference -- i want to believe, mary that things will be resolved in conference. maybe because i am older than mary, i remember what happened with the 1990 and 1996 legislation where bad stuff remained in the bill. but i will defer to marry in terms of -- yes, if there is bad language, you try to influence the conference. let me go to a different point. first of all, the dream act and uafa, we have to fight hard for that. one thing that we'v need to do s pressure the administration. they have the responsibility, too, and it is being quarterbacked by people in homeland security. we should be talking to them about this. in terms of family immigration, it is funny. i alluded earlier to 2007 and the awful point system that was proposed. the funny thing is, if you went back one more year to 2006, the mccain-kennedy bill, there were great provisions in terms of family immigration, clearing the backlogs and extra numbers. so it is a shame that senator kennedy has passed away and it is a shame that so has senator mccain. [laught

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and i remember mary told me the story about her brother.song is a great song for service men and women to hear because, after all, these women and men protect our country and it's great to be able to sing something that's very emotional and very real, and i think our listeners will enjoy that song. >> rhea: i have no doubt that you're going to enjoy that song. i hope that you will not only enjoy that song, but every part of this program, and enjoy it enough to get up and go to the phone and make the best possible pledge that you can to this station. it's going to mean a lot to you, and it will mean a great deal to us. enjoy the next part of the show. >> ronan: thank you. >> ronan tynan has always possessed a fierce fire of determination. born with legs that had a deformity below the knees, he learned early on that life could be, indeed would be, a struggle. his father gave him a pony with the hope that it would strengthen his legs. he learned to ride and compete. but complications set in, and as a young man, ronan decided to have the legs r

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mary and st. john's orthodox church.egypt is on the brink of a civil war and their families are in the middle of the turmoil. with all the fighting in the streets there there's concern for their safety and basic health. >> there are a lot of elt health issues that people need to go to the hospital for dialysis, like my dad. >> this group had a special prayer service for parishioner linda nochla stuck in egypt visiting her sister. she arrived home safely yesterday and is glad to be home, but she's worried about what she left behind. >>> it is 5:45. good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us. i'm brent cannon. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we'll get to traffic and weather in less than two minutes for you, but first more money and officers. b.a.r.t. is making your ride on the rail safe they are morning with help from the federal goverment. christie smith is live ate the lake merrit b.a.r.t. station with where the extra money is coming from. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. this is really going to change what yo

mary's clamps down the "d" from there.es brings down two of his 18, as the gales looking strong atop the conference with the 86-68 win. >>> warriors courtside for a good one at santa clara. the blowout at the broncos. giving usd a 20-point second-half lead. santa clara fires up and somehow rallies back. evan gives the broncos their first lead. then another three secures the win from there. 60-56 the final. >>> pac-10 play, losing third straight 75-71 to washington state. stanford not looking much better up in washington. the huskies avenge their first pac-10 loss last month. isaiah thomas, no relation, putting up the long three. winning this one 87-76. >>> san jose state hosting nevada. adrian oliver with a big night. he posted 30. gives the spartans a lead with 124 to go. nevada ties it in regulation. and in ot, malik story helps them back up and head out with the win. spartans with a disappointing loss 84-76 in ot. >>> could be a dream at pebble beach sunday. steve marino, who has been the leader the last two rounds. to

mary's win the conference? next. saint mary's had a chance td that >>> that's right, sponsored. gonzaga has won 10 straight west coast conference states, but st. mary's had a chance to end that mickey mcconnell cuts through the lane, finds art bishop reardon star for the go- ahead three. tied again at 76. this time mickey mcconnell with the basketball for the win. this is for the win? no. went to overtime. right now st. mary's leads that game by one point in the closing second. jorge gutiirrez and cal trailed oregon by 11, outscored the ducks 21 in the second half. cal wins by 10. stanford lost to oregon state tonight. >>> we have nfl news. good news for raider fans i guess. quarterback stanford routt agreed to a three-year contract with the raiders for 3 1 1/2 million, are you kidding me? 6 career strengthses. interceptions. they put the one there. fowler crushed phil mikkelson at match play today. he was 8 under through 13, he beat him 6-5:00 you know what that means? >> he likes wearing pink. >> he was up by 6 holes with only 5 left to play. that is a thrashing of major propo

mary was a lock to make the tournament. but the gaels needed to beat portland to share the lead title with gonzaga. picking up slack scoring 15 of his 21 points in the first half. in the second half steven holt the unlikely hero. the freshman knocks down back- to-back threes. part of a 26-8 run by the gaels. holt scared a career high 16 points. then it is rob jones with the drive and to mitchell young for the two-hand jam. st. mary's beats portland 83-69 to clench a share of the title for the first time in 14 years. >>> st. mary's will be the number 1 seed in the conference tournament and get a bye into the semifinals. usf and santa clara won the season finales earning a first round bye next week in vegas. >>> phoning in the news. another number 1 team has gone down. duke down 3 in the final seconds when curry turns it over. virginia tech upsetting duke 64-60. court got crowded in a hurry in blacksburg. >>> setting a new school record with 60 straight wins at maples pavilion. even more impressive clenching another title. >>

mary's. looking to build their resume for a better postseason seating. a win tonight would help those efforts as they host utah state. >>> practice for the nba all-star game takes place tomorrow night. the big three will certainly have plenty of pt. lebron, wade and bosh, and griffin apparently has sensational dunks planned for tonight's dunk contest. >> i have props. i have teammates. and i have dunking in store for tonight. that's all i'm giving out right now. >> you're confident? >> i'm confident i can do some of the dunks that i have planned to do. but you never know what the other guy's going to do. so it's going to be exciting. >>> many fighters are comparing to a local boxer. we caught up with the hurricane in berkeley as she's training for an upcoming fight. she'll be facing francesca for the wbo women's super bant am weight title. her style is compared to packio, but she also shares the same trainer, freddie roach. >> it's definitely an honor to be put on the same platform. currently he's one of the best in the entire world. i don't see myself a

>>> also, she's becoming the american face of the crisis in egypt, mary thornberry.has been trying to leave for days. we caught up with her while she waited at the cairo airport yesterday hoping to get home this morning. we have a pretty good update to that story. we'll share with you in a few minutes. >> that's a good story. rvelgts >>> so nfl super bowl xlv cull minute ats tonightment are you going to be able to watch the game throughout? >> we have a split crew of american and then folks from the london bureau. so the americans will be up all night. our british friends will be sleeping well. yeah, we have a place. quet is if we can find decent nachos and buffalo wings. we may be watching with pita and humus. >> i see how it is, you go to egypt and your diet goes to heck. you were so good while you were here. if you're not watching for the football, at least watch for the super bowl ads. these have become the most popular thing over the years. they're always a hit. they always leave us asking, huh? we're going to have a sneak peek of the most talked about commercia

mary, it's time for you to take it away. thank you. . >> thank you so much, susan, for that very generous introduction and also to the city and the public utilities commission for hosting this landmark event. it really is wonderful to see water utilities taking a leadership role in discussing this key issue and particularly to see the bredth of the program in terms of the way the issues are being addressed. i'm particularly pleased as an urban person to see for once that we're talking about water from the coast up the watershed, rather than the other way around. starting out this morning's program dealing with some of the very tough issues that face urban areas as they look not only at water supply but at water treatment and the energy role that water plays for us as well, both bringing us power and cooling our coastal power plants. i bring you greetings, of course, from the city of los angeles and we are experiencing, as has the entire country, the warmest year recorded. last summer was the warmest summer since records were

judge davis said mary was to blame. >> mary supposedly, according to all the evidence, had an uncontrollable temper. >> she made life very unpleasant at home, and as a result, lincoln spent as much time away from home as he could. >> we still don't know the whole story of mary todd and abraham lincoln. historians are debating now whether in fact she was bipolar. >> whatever a writer may think about mary, they have to confront the ultimate question of why the marriage lasted. i mean, they had a marriage that many people from the outside, they didn't understand. >> his wife was, in a sense, more ambitious than he was, and she really wanted to be famous and first lady, and so she urged him on. now, he had ambition to begin with, but it was strengthened. her influence was like an afterburner on a rocket. he had the rocket fuel to begin with, but the afterburners really helped boost him. >> narrator: by the 1850s, lincoln was a leading attorney in the state of illinois. his clientele included some of the most prominent and influential in the circuit. he handled over 300 cases that were heard by t

mary thornberry is talking to us by phone. she said men tried to break into her apartment several times. >> i have a sharp knife. i have my walking cane. and i have my rolling pin. the place is being vandalized. it is my home. >> one of thornberry's friends lives here in the bay area. she's been in touch here with us. we have more on her efforts to try to get out safely. >> reporter: yes, we are live here in hayward. thank you for allowing us inside your home. we just heard from her last night with brian williams. you spoke to her within six hours. >> yes, twice i have spoken to her. my daughter has been on the phone with her constantly. she's in a really frightening situation. we need to find some help for her to get her out of that apartment, which is right on tahrir square, across from the egyptian museum. >> reporter: and the u.s. embassy has actually told her that -- sorry, ma'am, we cannot help you. in fact, take a taxicab to the airpo airport, which literally is impossible at this point. we also got word that nbc corres

mary's from winning the title outright for the first time since 1989.teams now 10-3. >>> carry keating santa clara broncos against wcc cellar dweller lmu. kevin foster missed the three, dow jones there to clean it up. he had 26. santa clara wins and the roughriders are loving it. >>> take you deep in the woods of oregon where cal went duck hunting tonight. jorge gutiirrez outscored the ducks by 21 in the second half. gutiirrez had a game-high 3- l23, stanford plays at oregon saturday. they lost to oregon tonight. >>> stan t.j. ford beats oregon state as cal is beaten in cal state by oregon. the raiders spent $50 million today? how did they do it? cornerback stanford routter agreed to a new deal 33 1/2 million dollars, john henderson reportedly signed for 2 years at $8 million, final he the raiders placed a franchise tag on linebacker cameron wembley which means the d lineman will make about 10 million next year. i have my hand the thursday night top 5. the sedentary women, sedentary women looking on as the men beat western illinois. they improved 1-28 a

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. >> hi, mary, greg slotnik, clear water water district. i was struck by the program today and this is something we struggle with all the time, who is not here in the choir. there's no one here from land use jurisdiction, the people who make these decisions. we will engineer our way out as best we can and how do we deal with that issue and break through to those decision makers when they are focused on economic development rather than how do you stop causing a problem that we are all going to have to fix? will's comments about river flows, we have it in south bay, how are we going to deal with the fact that sea level rise is going to create katrinas all over the country and that's in terms of rivers not having anywhere to go. >> thanks. will, you want to start with that? . >> thanks, greg. as greg knows, we have been working very hard to bring the water agencies, the land use planning agencies and the environmental community, the business community together. our problem is that we have 24 hour days when we need about 106 hour days to do all

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and peter, paul, and mary, before they were peter, paul, and mary-- when they were peter yarrow and maryl stookey. but we all felt, as i did at that early time, that we could make a difference and that music would change the world. and i believe it did. mary always says, "yes, we thought it would change the world, and it did change the world." certainly there were a lot of taboos that were broken, a lot of things from the '50s that changed-- the illusions about america's invulnerability. the war went on for far too long. but perhaps if there hadn't been all those voices behind the peace movement, it would have gone on longer. who knows? i can only say that the-- the passion and the music were a great and driving force. and i've always felt that it was a privilege to be a part of that journey, even though it was difficult to make at the time. you never made a conscious decision to be an artist versus being an activist. you--you were both from the beginning of your career, really. what was your first kind of public political move? picketing-- were you marching? what did--when did you enter

mary's. they are one game back of the gayles in the conference. rich walters getting it done.ot steam rolled tonight. stanford beat washington state. 49 straight versus pack 10 opponents. washington defeated cal. oh boy. big news though today. the cal athletic program apparently is going to keep the five sports that were designated to be eliminated. that's baseball, women's lacrosse, mens and womens gymnastics and rug by. the announcement could come tomorrow. my source, a neighbor who's son plays in the baseball team. the good news could come tomorrow. 18 holes along the peninsula. of course you can talking weather. you are talking andy garcia. you are talking curt russell who is supposed to be a good guy. my favorite, george lopez and now the boys who get paid to deliver. here is phil mickelson. he shoots 71 today and then vj is going to chip from the sand. sing shoots 69. steve and da points at minus 7. so here we go. of course, where is tiger woods? he doesn't like these rounds. tiger says i just love this one. he gets $3 million to play in dubai, and then $59 million to pr

mary's and utah state, both needing a win to solidify tournament hopes. half, gaels going wild. outside jumper, for treys. young, part of the 20-2 st. mary's run. like their second half collapse in san diego, here come the eight ash aggies. that's mean. utah state wins 75-65. second place up for grabs in the west coast conference, all gonzaga. stay in the wcc, santa clara a and the rose city. foster, 30 feet. some would call that rush range. i don't know . who seven of them tonight. broncos down three the break. jack's kid, luke sikma, finishing. santa clara falls by ten. stanford hosting usc. stanford getting throttled on the farm. this bright with the triple. not a lot of positives for johnny dawkins in this one. trojans win by 16. >> how to best describe aubrey huff? well, consistent with the glove, clutch with the bat, and suspect attire decisions, as he will admit. mike shumann explains. >> world champions. >> one of the many great stories on the giants world seered run was aubrey huff. he had never been the playoffs in his career. he led the team in

what do we do now, when there is no more local money, no inclusion mary handing money -- no inclusionary housing money? how do we replace that? if we do not, more people are going to live in fairfax, driving $2,000 cars, polluting like we have never seen. president olague: thank you. gendan fujioka. >> we have an office in oakland. i sit on one of the equity working groups with mtc. i wanted to raise a question or to request. the whole bay area is looking to san francisco as providing leadership in this area. i think it is great to have the participation of staff from the planning department in a number of these discussions. i think one of the challenges we face is to get real numbers about what we can get in terms of affordability over this next time. i think some of the previous commentators raised this concern about not portable housing. it does not do as good if we build affordable housing at the same time we are losing it through displacement and gentrification. a recent study from abag called "development without displacement" researches displacement effect in san francisco from 19

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lester, what do we know about mary's whereabouts and her safety tonight? >> reporter: we know some good news, brian. i spoke to her family just a few minutes ago. we can confirm she was escorted from her apartment near the square, near the violence, sometime last night after curfew. her family heard from her today in an e-mail. she doesn't have a cell phone, doesn't have a computer. she borrowed a computer of someone's at the airport in cairo and said i'm okay, i'm at the airport, i'm very, very tired. the e-mail unfortunately went to her son's work address. he didn't get it until later so wasn't quite sure whether she got on a flight or not. we have subsequently learned that she is likely in a hotel in a much calmer part of cairo tonight. they hope to finally connect very soon and get all the details. in terms of how she got out of that apartment, we're not quite sure. her family will only say there were some individuals who came to her rescue, people who became aware of her plight, but they don't want to be identified. we hope to meet her in person very,

mary magdalene is making its way through the bay area.t was on display at our lady of gaudalupe in san jose. it will be at different churches for the rest of the month. according to the bible mary magdeline was the first to see the resurrection of jesus christ. >>> at first they were popular with bike messengers in san francisco and new york. now lots of people have them. they are called fixies. police say that one was involved in a crash that sent a woman to the hospital. kiet do shows us the key component that fixies lack that makes them illegal to ride. >> reporter: they are called six-gear bikes or sixies and they have been pedaling under the radar until now. a 61-year-old woman was crossing the street last week. the light turned red before she got to the curb. that's when a rider on a sixie weaving through traffic crashed into her at full speed. she is now recovering in hospital. the bike was confiscated by police because it didn't have brakes because it is illegal. >> is this technically breaking the law? >> i do have a form of brea

>>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i'm sydnie kohara. >> hi, everybody i'm frank mallicoat. we begin this news with developing news. firefighters have just put out a car fire that sparked two other fires. dispatchers got a call around 10:30 about a brush fire near the crystal springs road ramp on southbound 280 near san bruno. a few minutes later they received reports of another fire just three blocks away. firefighters believe sparks from a car fire on the side of the road are to blame. two southbound lanes are expected to be closed until at least 12:15 this afternoon. traffic slow but it is moving. >>> hours of heated debate have come down this, two east bay schools will be closing for good in june because of budget problems. now the question is, where will those students go? christin ayers has the story. >> the only thing students at glenbrook middle school were talking about this morning. >> a lot of people are just freaking out about it. >> i felt depressed. >